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These studies suggest that energy harvesting technologies, including solar, biomechanical, hybrid, and human motion energy, can significantly enhance the power supply and battery life of IoT devices and wearable technology, with applications in healthcare, activity tracking, and various other sectors.
Energy harvesting technologies have emerged as a promising solution to power IoT devices and wearable technology. These technologies capture ambient energy from various sources, such as solar, thermal, and biomechanical energy, to extend the battery life and enhance the functionality of these devices. This synthesis explores the potential of different energy harvesting methods in powering IoT devices and wearable technology.
Solar Energy Harvesting:
Biomechanical Energy Harvesting:
Hybrid Energy Harvesting:
Radio Frequency (RF) Energy Harvesting:
Challenges and Future Directions:
Energy harvesting technologies hold significant potential for powering IoT devices and wearable technology. Solar and biomechanical energy harvesting are particularly promising, with hybrid systems offering the highest power densities. While challenges remain, ongoing research and advancements in AI and nanogenerators are likely to further improve the efficiency and integration of these technologies, paving the way for more sustainable and self-powered wearable devices and IoT systems.
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