The Competitive Advantage of Batteryless Power
Moore's law does not hold for batteries. On the other hand Murphy's law might. It is true that sensors and circuits are getting by on less and less energy. However, there are so many of these that the overall power demands are going up. The answer may be in Environmental Energy Extraction.
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