The research focuses on the development of a platform to monitor, predict, and maintain the health of batteries powering Internet of Things (IoT) devices. The work emphasises the importance of long-term maintenance for battery-powered IoT systems and demonstrates how IoT functionality can be used to transmit battery health data to the cloud.
The study centres on small, energy-efficient IoT devices, where usage and battery data are primarily collected using counters. It explores the feasibility of using only low-frequency usage data to track, predict, and maintain battery health. Furthermore, the dissertation discusses the integration of capacity-based State of Health (SoH) with data-driven SoH models. The ultimate goal is to ensure up-to-date and reliable information on battery health at all times.
We sincerely congratulate Jonas Bokstaller on this outstanding achievement and wish him continued success in his future endeavours!