The PIA Alarm System Can Operate with Power from a Potato
Laura McQuarrie — June 3, 2016 — Eco
References: indiegogo & globio.biz
With its PIA alarm system, 'globio' is out to prove that it's possible to run a device using power from a potato for something more than just a science fair project. The smart alarm center is designed with integrated sensors, a camera, a microphone, plus Wi-Fi connectivity, meaning that it is capable of detecting movements from both humans and pets within the home. Homeowners are able to access home security controls via the accompanying app, which offers greater convenience and peace of mind.
In order to show off how little energy its smart security sensors consume, PIA is being touted as the first PPSD (Potato-Powered Security Device), which can be operated with a cooked potato and some electronics as an alternative to using conventional batteries.
Other smart systems from globio include JOY, TONI, SHANE and MAGGIE, which carry out specific tasks like monitoring air quality, tracking lost items and more.
In order to show off how little energy its smart security sensors consume, PIA is being touted as the first PPSD (Potato-Powered Security Device), which can be operated with a cooked potato and some electronics as an alternative to using conventional batteries.
Other smart systems from globio include JOY, TONI, SHANE and MAGGIE, which carry out specific tasks like monitoring air quality, tracking lost items and more.
Trend Themes
1. Potato-powered Devices - The trend of using potatoes as a power source for devices opens up possibilities for sustainable and eco-friendly innovations.
2. Smart Home Security - The trend of integrating sensors, cameras, and Wi-Fi connectivity in smart home security systems provides convenience and peace of mind for homeowners.
3. Energy-efficient Sensors - The trend of developing low-energy sensors for smart devices offers disruptive innovation opportunities for creating sustainable and long-lasting technology.
Industry Implications
1. Home Security - The home security industry can explore potato-powered devices as a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to conventional battery-operated systems.
2. Internet of Things - The IoT industry can leverage the integration of sensors, cameras, and Wi-Fi connectivity in smart home security systems to enhance remote monitoring and control capabilities.
3. Renewable Energy - The renewable energy industry can benefit from the development of energy-efficient sensors that can be powered by alternative sources like potatoes, contributing to the expansion of sustainable energy solutions.
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