Energy Harvesting 2020

Date: 29 April 2020 25-27 November 2020
Location: Conference Aston, Birmingham, B4 7ET, United KingdomOnline via Microsoft Teams

The 10th annual Energy Harvesting Network Dissemination Event took place from 29 April 2020 25-27 November 2020, at Conference Aston in Birmingham, UK as a series of online webinars. The EH Network has registered members from over 400 companies/institutions and this annual event brings together academics, industrialists, policy stakeholders and end-users of EH technologies.

Webinar Recordings

Recordings from the webinar can be found on the Network's YouTube channel:

Agenda

The full agenda is below:

	Wednesday 25 November, 2020
10:00-10:10 UTC	Welcome address, introduction of speakers tba
10:10-10:40 UTC	Energy Harvesting: A Practical Application with Gas Pressure Regulators Martin Bragg, Honeywell
10:40-11:10 UTC	EnABLES: Powering the Internet of Things - for free! Alex Weddell, University of Southampton
11:10-11:40 UTC	tba Jonathan Siviter, TEConversion
11:40-12:00 UTC	Kinetic Energy Harverter system embedded on a Drifter Matias Carandell Widmer, Polytechnic University of Catalonia
	Thursday 26 November, 2020
10:00-10:10 UTC	Welcome address, introduction of speakers tba
10:10-10:40 UTC	High-efficiency photovoltaic energy harvesting for IoT applications Matthias Kauer, Lightricity
10:40-11:10 UTC	Rotational energy harvesting using nonlinear dynamics for self-powered sensing Hailing Fu, Loughborough University
11:10-11:40 UTC	Miniaturising IoT Sensors with Solid State Batteries and Energy Harvesting Denis Pasero, Ilika
11:40-12:00 UTC	tba Eiko Baeumker, University of Freiburg
	Friday 27 November, 2020
10:00-10:10 UTC	Welcome address, introduction of speakers tba
10:10-10:40 UTC	tba Paul Egan, 8power
10:40-11:10 UTC	Adaptive Energy Harvesting Systems - Approaches and Challenges Daniel Hoffman, Hahn-Schickard
11:10-11:50 UTC	The next decade of Energy Harvesting Panel and audience discussion
11:50-12:00 UTC	Closing Address tba

The event was sponsored by the Innovate UK Knowledge Transfer Network, Aston University, and the University of Southampton.