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NOWI : Enabling the Internet of Things 65th SASG meeting Chris Juliano, VP Strategic Partnerships Dr. Andre Mansano, Chief Technology Officer

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NOWI : Enabling the Internet of Things

65th SASG meeting

Chris Juliano, VP Strategic Partnerships

Dr. Andre Mansano, Chief Technology Officer

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SMARTWATCH

BUILDING

ROAD

HOME

FACTORY

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SENSE THINK ACT

HOW TO BE SMART

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THE PROBLEM

A world that feels requires billions of wireless sensors

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THE PROBLEM

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THE PROBLEM

• €5/meter cable• Impractical• Unpleasant

• €1-2 battery/change• €10-35 labor cost /change• Polutting /Hazardous• Impossible or unpleasant

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‘Plug & Forget’ IoT device

Ultra-low maintenance

Ultra-low cost of ownership

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Energy Harvesting

Radio Frequency Solar PV

Piezo TEG

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Energy Harvesting

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CHALLENGES

1. Low-energy output (uW range)2. Ultra-low Voltage output (20mV-500mV3. High amount of external components (8-15)4. Large form factor on PCB (250-450 mm2)

Historic problems in ‘ambient’

energy harvesting

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CHALLENGES (1/4)

Energy need low power devices ≤energy harvesting

“The right timing”

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CHALLENGES (1/4)

+ efficiency+ features≈ consumption

+ efficiency≈ features> consumption

Consumer electronics

IoT connecteddevices

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CHALLENGES (1/4)

+ efficiency+ features≈ consumption

+ efficiency≈ features> consumption

Consumer electronics

IoT connecteddevices

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CHALLENGES

1. Low-energy output (uW range)2. Ultra-low Voltage output (20mV-500mV3. High amount of external components (8-15)4. Large form factor on PCB (250-450 mm2)

• 6 patents• 10 years academic research• 8 innovation awards

NOWI Energy Harvesting PMIC

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CHALLENGES

1. Low-energy output (uW range)2. Ultra-low Voltage output (20mV-500mV3. High amount of external components (8-15)4. Large form factor on PCB (250-450 mm2)

• 6 patents• 10 years academic research• 8 innovation awards

NOWI Energy Harvesting PMIC

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CHALLENGES (2/4)

• World’s lowest Voltage boosting (40mV)• World’s highest boosting efficiency (92%)• A.I. powered MPPT

Low Voltage output

1. Low-energy output (uW range)2. Ultra-low Voltage output (20mV-500mV3. High amount of external components (8-15)4. Large form factor on PCB (250-450 mm2)

Concept render

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• Nowi requires 0 or 1 external componentswhereas alternatives require 8 to 15

• ~30x smaller footprint PCB area possible

PCB assembly area: 350mm2

PCB area: 12mm2

Fewest external components

& smallest PCB area required

CHALLENGES (3&4 / 4)

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COMPETITOR OVERVIEW

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PROGRESS COMES FROM

GIVING MEANING TO

TECHNOLOGY

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Asset Management in Amsterdam

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Asset Management in AmsterdamAsset Management with Prorail

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Office Climate Management

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Complete Hybrid Watch Module

from MMT using Nowi PMIC tech

Hidden PV solar cell

Nowi IC

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Plug & Forget Wearable

John47 years

24 hours

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Plug & Forget Wearable

• Activity tracking• Calorie counting• Sleep tracking• Auto time/date updates

Requires 31 uW on average

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Plug & Forget Wearable

Full functionality, will never

run out of power

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Medical applications Smart logistics Industrial IoTWearables

Smart Building Smart Road Asset Tracking Smart Home

SCRATCHING THE SURFACE

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DIFFERENT PRODUCTS SAME DEVICE

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DIFFERENT PRODUCTS SAME DEVICE

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3x PhD

7x Msc

TEAM

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TEAMADVISORS

Investor in Wehkamp,

FoxIT etc. former CEO

KPN telecom

Head of bioelectronics lab

TU Delft, full professor

Head embedded system

lab TU Delft

Founder of Quby (Toon)

smart thermostat

Founder Uvision and

Scyfer, both acquired by

Qualcomm

Founder P&O one of the

largest financial

consultancies in NL

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INNOVATION AWARDS

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ABOUT NOWI

• Founded in 2015

• ~€3m invested in product development

• 6 patents filed

• Located in Delft, the Netherlands

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INNOVATION THAT

ENABLES THE NEXT

WAVE OF INNOVATION

[email protected]