Whitepapers

Everactive’s whitepapers highlight our research on Industrial IoT strategy and technology.

Everactive’s Evernet Protocol: Unlocking the Internet of Things at Scale

This paper will outline how Everactive has solved the IoT’s wireless networking problem with its proprietary Evernet protocol, delivering all of the above features within the company’s patented batteryless footprint.

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Overcoming the Battery Obstacle

The trillion-node IoT must eliminate the battery. A three-part series.

Overview

Imagine you were to deploy 10,000 Industrial IoT devices across your facilities

Why Self-Powered Sensors are the Game-Changer

Problem Statement

What will happen if battery-powered IoT devices roll out in the tens of billions?

8 Reasons Why Batteries Restrict Cost-Effective IIoT Deployments

The Two-Pronged Solution

The industry’s first and only integrated, full-stack pervasive-sensing platform where the entire environment is self-powered.

Insights-as-a-Service Platform

Making Sense of Industrial IoT Platforms

Our IIoT systems—and all of the disparate assets that contribute to them—are growing more complex. This is a good thing. But as that complexity grows, so does the need for overarching platforms to support the software and people driving digitalization efforts. This report will help.

Hidden Costs In Your Steam System

This paper will discuss the costs and risks inherent in every steam trap system. Then we will suggest an easy-to-deploy, cost-effective answer: a continuous monitoring system that delivers real-time alerting through the cloud, without the need for manual inspection — ever.

IIoT Blueprint: Choosing the Right Solution

The potential of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is enormous, promising an explosion of data from physical-world assets that allows enterprises to optimize resources, slash costs, reduce energy usage, and boost overall efficiency.

Emerging Industrial Internet Technology

With the emergence of Industrial Internet technology, steam traps make ideal candidates for automated sensing technology.

Ultralow-Power Receivers: Overcoming Battery Limitations to Facilitate Self-Powered Operation

2021

When you examine the power consumption of IoT devices over their lifetime, most of the energy is used for wireless communication; and specifically on network synchronization rather than transmitting data. This calls for  ultralow-power (ULP) radios to enable self-powered operation, eliminating the battery and, therefore, the maintenance problem.