Discover how to prolong the battery life of your IoT device

The workshop scheduled to take place on 30^th November, includes Qoitech and Hardware Academy holding a 3 hour jam packed session on optimising IoT products for longer battery life.

By joining this workshop hardware developers will learn the importance of characterising and optimising the power profiles of IoT products for longer battery life and will discover that there are simple yet effective ways of doing that throughout the whole R&D process.

Vanja Samuelsson Founder, Qoitech commented: “Our common goal is to bring hardware developers closer to discovering new and efficient ways of prolonging battery life in IoT devices. We strongly believe that developers have a great impact on product development, by creating efficient IoT devices and ensuring the growth of businesses, big and small.”

The workshop will focus on Qoitech’s solution-Otii:

Otii is a developer tool for energy optimisation of IoT devices and apps, created by developers for developers. The team behind Otii has twenty years of experience from Sony Mobile Communications in developing energy optimised devices for the global telecom market. The tool is easy to use, requires minimal setup, and lets developers measure and analyse energy usage at any stage of development. The Otii solution comprises a compact and portable measuring unit, Otii Arc, and an easy to use, but comprehensive desktop app for Windows, MacOS and Ubuntu.

Hardware Academy is a training platform launched in 2015 with the aim to connect IoT technology and service providers (semiconductor companies, cloud companies, electronic components distributors) with engineers, technical teams, and developers who work for large and small enterprises.

When participating in the Hardware Academy workshops attendees have the privilege of getting hands on with some of the industry's leading technology, whilst receiving the best technical support directly from the companies developing the technology.

Co-founder and CEO David Bellisario emphasised: “Hardware Academy fills that gap giving technical people the chance to get hands on with the latest IoT technologies that can speed up their product development workflow, whilst receiving the best technical support directly from the companies who create the technology”. 

“As Qoitech, we are very excited to bring developers from startup community and established businesses closer with the new energy optimisation solution that we provide. It is a pleasure to start off with such an initiative, in collaboration with the Hardware Academy,” said Werner Johansson, Tech Lead at Qoitech and an instructor at the upcoming workshop.

The link to the workshop can be found here.