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​​InnoPhase and TDK Unveil Ultra-Low Power IoT Platform​

by jingji47

InnoPhase IoT and TDK InvenSense have partnered to create an integrated sensor-to-cloud solution combining ultra-low power Wi-Fi connectivity with advanced ultrasonic sensing technology. The platform merges InnoPhase’s Talaria TWO Wi-Fi SoC with TDK’s ICU-30201 ultrasonic range sensor to enable battery-operated IoT devices with multi-year operation without requiring external microcontrollers.

​​Streamlined Smart Device Architecture​​

The innovative platform eliminates traditional system bottlenecks by allowing TDK’s ultrasonic sensor to directly activate the Talaria TWO chip upon detecting objects, with the Wi-Fi SoC then handling cloud connectivity independently. This architecture removes the need for intermediary hubs while supporting both long-range presence detection (for smart locks) and short-range authentication (under 1 meter) through optimized sensor fusion. The solution’s Matter protocol compatibility future-proofs deployments for evolving smart home ecosystems.

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​​Unprecedented Power Efficiency​​

Engineered for battery-dependent applications, the platform features:

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  • Configurable wake-up intervals for adaptive power management
  • Integrated BLE provisioning via mobile app
  • Cloud service integration with customizable data posting
  • Typical 5+ year battery life in real-world deployments

These capabilities make the solution ideal for security cameras, access control systems, and industrial monitoring devices where frequent battery replacement proves impractical.

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​​Accelerated Development Cycle​​

The partners provide a complete software SDK with pre-packaged cloud integration and flexible APIs, enabling OEMs to:

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  • Modify sensor wake-up parameters
  • Adjust data transmission frequency
  • Customize authentication workflows

With supported design services, manufacturers can progress from concept to market in 6-9 months—significantly faster than traditional IoT development timelines.

​​Transforming Battery-Powered IoT​​

By combining TDK’s ultrasonic sensing with InnoPhase’s ultra-low-power Wi-Fi technology, this collaboration addresses critical barriers in smart home and industrial IoT adoption. The platform’s elimination of external MCUs not only reduces bill-of-materials costs but also enables new categories of maintenance-free connected devices for security and automation applications.

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