As a leading design house for connected products, our solutions generate and collect valuable data. And we want of course our customers to get a better business when using that data. But how can that be done? We asked our friends Andreas and David if they wanted to give us some examples and tell us some of what they have learned. The result became a 90-minute webinar with open mics.

IoT and Industrial IoT is happening now and the number of connected devices is exploding. The function of the connected device (e.g. a sensor) might be very straight forward. But the wide range of connectivity solutions put high demands on the system designer to select the right solution. Among many different parameters, low power consumption has almost become synonymous with IoT. In times where many system integrators build battery-powered solutions, making a low power device might become hard. This series of seminars aims to give an overview of some critical areas and parameters that must be considered while making a low power IoT system.

Connecting the Dots is a series of seminars WSI offers to customers and friends, addressing business, technology and human aspects of successful product and service development in a connected world.

User interaction via delicate and elegant user interfaces on battery-powered devices can create a competitive edge for your product. But they might also create battery lifetime headache. Regardless if you are designing a device controlled via a graphical interface or a voice-controlled device, power consumption might become an unforeseen problem during product development and integration.