Digital networking should make everyday life easier. For this purpose, billions of sensors and controls have been installed that require batteries that are harmful to the environment. Empa researchers have found a solution.
Faster Internet makes it possible to service devices remotely and to measure the environment – ultra-broadband tapped.
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Experts talk about the Internet of Things and see digital networking as a great help to everyday life, because industrial processes and For ddata collection of Science. But even though these microelectronics hardly use any electrical energyso, they mescheduled tribe Still mostly dependent on the battery.
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