Ulta-Low-Power Wireless Sensor Node Design on 100 uW Scavenging Energy for Applications In Biomedical Monitoring

Recent advances in energy scavenging technology pave the way for the design of Wireless Autonomous Transducer Systems (WATS) with a power envelope of up to 100 uW. At IMEC we are working on a set of new technologies that will enable the design of a new class of applications that run on such autonomous transducer systems. Especially the field of health- and bio-monitoring on ECG or EEG signal looks particularly promising for such autonomous sensor nodes.