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Compared devices that turn vibration into electricity, accepted at an IEEE conference

Everyday vibrations from machines, vehicles and footsteps can be turned into electricity to power small sensors. Ariham compared three harvester designs, passive linear, symmetric bistable and tunably asymmetric, under representative real-world excitations to find which designs capture the most energy in practice.

FIELDEngineering & Energy
RESULTFirst-author paper accepted at an IEEE conference
VENUEIEEE, 2026
BEFORE THE FELLOWSHIP

A 10th grader at Apeejay School International in New Delhi interested in engineering and energy.

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First author of a comparative study of vibration energy harvesters, accepted at an IEEE conference.

THE LEDGER
01First-author paper accepted at an IEEE conference
02Compared three vibration energy harvester designs
03Tested under representative real-world vibrations
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