The architecture introduces deterministic wireless power transfer in mesh energy networks, suggesting enhanced autonomous recovery and safety measures.
Key Points
This work aims to define a novel four-layer architecture for deterministic wireless energy routing.
Developed a four-layer architecture combining energy harvesting, storage, and delivery.
Defined a control system with self-healing capabilities and a biological safety layer.
Introduced a standard for measurable determinism in wireless power delivery.
Established a formal framework for deterministic wireless energy routing
Integrated security measures like Guardian-E to address various attack scenarios.
Proposed a method for burst-mode energy harvesting.
Cite This Study
Ronald Jason Andrews (2026) studied this question.