Energy Efficient Subthreshold design for NVM circuits

In this research we are aiming to build smart wearable and standalone units which can be used in our everyday lives for things such as: i) tracking vitals, and storing information; ii) monitoring sporting activities; iii) collecting ambient (in house and in air) statistics for smart home monitoring systems; iv) location tracking; v) emergency response …. .These wearable’s and stand alone devices have the advantage of not being connected to battery and can harvest its required energy from motion and sun light.

Faculty Supervisor:

Manoj Sachdev

Student:

Morteza Nabavi

Partner:

Sidense Corp

Discipline:

Engineering - computer / electrical

Sector:

Information and communications technologies

University:

University of Waterloo

Program:

Accelerate

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