Approxify: Automating Energy-Accuracy Trade-offs in Batteryless IoT Devices
Muhammad Abdullah Soomro, Naveed Anwar Bhatti, Muhammad Hamad Alizai

TL;DR
Approxify is an automated framework that optimizes energy-accuracy trade-offs in batteryless IoT devices, reducing energy consumption by about 40% while maintaining essential functionality and reliability.
Contribution
It introduces an innovative approximation-based approach to reduce checkpointing overhead, enhancing energy efficiency in energy-harvesting IoT devices.
Findings
Reduced energy consumption by approximately 40%
Lowered checkpoint frequency significantly
Maintained acceptable error bounds in applications
Abstract
Batteryless IoT devices, powered by energy harvesting, face significant challenges in maintaining operational efficiency and reliability due to intermittent power availability. Traditional checkpointing mechanisms, while essential for preserving computational state, introduce considerable energy and time overheads. This paper introduces Approxify, an automated framework that significantly enhances the sustainability and performance of batteryless IoT networks by reducing energy consumption by approximately 40% through intelligent approximation techniques. \tool balances energy efficiency with computational accuracy, ensuring reliable operation without compromising essential functionalities. Our evaluation of applications, SUSAN and Link Quality Indicator (LQI), demonstrates significant reductions in checkpoint frequency and energy usage while maintaining acceptable error bounds.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGreen IT and Sustainability · Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques · IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
