With the growing number of deployments of Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure for a wide
variety of applications, the battery maintenance has become a major limitation for the …

As computation scales downward in area, the limitations imposed by the batteries required
to power that computation become more pronounced. Thus, many future devices will forgo …

Tiny intermittently powered computers can monitor objects in hard to reach places
maintenance free for decades by leaving batteries behind and surviving off energy …

WiFi backscattering can enable direct connectivity of IoT devices with commodity WiFi
hardware at low power. However, most existing work in this area has overlooked the …

Ultra-low-power (ULP) devices are becoming pervasive, enabling many emerging sensing
applications. Energy-efficiency is paramount in these applications, as efficiency determines …

There is a long-standing vision of embedding backscatter nodes like RFIDs into everyday
objects to build ultra-low power ubiquitous networks. A major problem that has challenged …

The processors that drive embedded systems are getting smaller; meanwhile, the batteries
used to provide power to those systems have stagnated. If we are to realize the dream of …

Batteryless image sensors present an opportunity for long-life, long-range sensor
deployments that require zero maintenance, and have low cost. Such deployments are …

Batteryless energy-harvesting devices have the potential to be the foundation of applications
for which batteries are infeasible. Just-In-Time checkpointing supports intermittent execution …

We define and propose an efficient and provably secure construction of blind signatures with
attributes. Prior notions of blind signatures did not yield themselves to the construction of …