Xin Li, Mianxin Xiao, Xi Shen, Jiaqing Chu, Weifeng Huang, Jiashun Li, Yaoyi Li, Mingjing Cai, Jiaming Chen, Xinming Zhang, Daxing Zhang, Congsi Wang, Hong Tang, Bao Zhao, Qitao Lu, Yilong Wang, Yi-Xiang Wang, Minyi Xu, Shitong Fang, Xuanyu Huang, Chaoyang Zhao, Zicheng Liu, Yaowen Yang, Guobiao Hu, Junrui Liang, Wei-Hsin Liao
Vibration energy harvesting is a promising solution for powering battery-free IoT systems; however, the instability of ambient vibrations presents significant challenges, such as limited harvested energy, intermittent power supply, and poor adaptability to various applications. To address these challenges, this paper proposes ViPSN2.0, a modular and reconfigurable IoT platform that supports multiple vibration energy harvesters (piezoelectric, electromagnetic, and triboelectric) and accommodates sensing tasks with varying application requirements through standardized hot-swappable interfaces. ViPSN 2.0 incorporates an energyindication power management framework tailored to various application demands, including light-duty discrete sampling, heavyduty high-power sensing, and complex-duty streaming tasks, thereby effectively managing fluctuating energy availability. The platform’s versatility and robustness are validated through three representative applications: ViPSN-Beacon, using an ultra-lowcost structural PZT (ϕ35 mm, <0.002 $) to enable a BLE advertisement from a single transient fingertip press with 100 m line of sight; ViPSN-LoRa, supporting wireless communication powered by wave vibrations in actual marine environments (Bohai Bay) with per-uplink task energy compatible with kilometer-scale field links; and ViPSN-Cam, enabling intermittent image capture and wireless transfer, delivering one frame approximately every 15 s under typical conditions. Experimental results demonstrate that ViPSN 2.0 can reliably meet a wide range of requirements in practical battery-free IoT deployments under energy-constrained conditions.