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Ann Way's Lab


Featured research (1)

The paper documents the authors' power usage experience and hardware related designs, and concludes with a summary of the leading options available, with indications of the factors to be considered in choosing the options to use for a particular situation. The authors are committed to open standards-based, accessible, and affordable environmental monitoring, as part of national initiatives to restore biodiversity and plan for climate change. Research is presented using an Iterative Action Research model. Using a formal model allows the authors to highlight the common themes in their research while contextualising differences in the way they approach a common challenge. Power requirements are critical to a successful IoT deployment in any environment which doesn't have a continuous power grid available. Following the guidelines presented in this paper will enable a sound platform for building a successful IoT environment.

Lab head

Ann Way
Department
  • School of Psychology
About Ann Way
  • Ann Way currently studies and works at the School of Psychology, University of Auckland. Ann does research in Psychology, Dance Movement Therapy, Media & Communication, Visual Arts and IoT (Internet of Things) technology.

Members (2)

Steve Cosgrove
  • Whitireia New Zealand
Matthew Way
  • Econode Ltd