journal article·2010-12

Toward self-powered sensor networks

Zhong Lin Wang

Nano Today· Volume 5· Issue 6
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Abstract

Summary The future of nanotechnology is likely to focus on the areas of integrating individual nanodevices into a nanosystem that acts like living specie with sensing, communicating, controlling and responding. A nanosystem requires a nano-power source to make the entire package extremely small and high performance. The goal is to make self-powered nanosystem that can operate wirelessly, independently and sustainably. The self-powering approach developed here is a new paradigm in nanotechnology for truly achieving sustainable self-sufficient micro/nano-systems, which are of critical importance for sensing, medical science, infrastructure/environmental monitoring, defense technology and even personal electronics.
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Research context

OpenAlex topics: Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks · Molecular Communication and Nanonetworks · Innovative Energy Harvesting Technologies

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