Here is a 3-core battery-free stamp-sized computer with an ARM processor that reinvents IoT

NEXT with John Koetsier · Mar 26, 2022 · 18m

We have billions of smart things. How can we create a true internet of things with trillions? We won't ... unless we have a super-cheap, super-small, super-efficient chip that doesn't need a battery, has significant sensors and capability, and can be printed almost for free.

That "almost" is still a problem, but the Wiliot Pixel 2 is a computer the size of a postage stamp. There's no batteries. You don't plug it in. And it powers itself by harvesting the energy from ambient radio waves.

In this TechFirst, we chat with Wiliot exec Stephen Statler about the Pixel, about Wiliot's no-code…