The E3 Greentech Smart Strip was designed in 2010 and produced in 2011. This device measured energy consumption in real time of each outlet independently, an industry first at the time. In addition to the energy consumption data each smart outlet was equipped with advanced sensor array that allowed the outlet to read the Temperature, Light Level (Photons) and an IR based occupancy sensor. Readings from all 4 inputs were sent in real time via Zigbee wireless to a Gateway device (E3 Greentech Intelligent Bridge) and were then relayed back to a cloud computing platform (IROM Cloud) via the XMPP protocol.
When used in conjunction with the E3 Greentech HEMS system, the Smart Strip would reduce your energy consumption by as much as 15%.
As Chief Technology Officer of E3 Greentech at the time, I envisioned, documented, architected and manufactured this product from bar napkin to field deployments for the entire first revision cycle.
This product won multiple awards including Top Utility Technology of 2010.
When used in conjunction with the E3 Greentech HEMS system, the Smart Strip would reduce your energy consumption by as much as 15%.
As Chief Technology Officer of E3 Greentech at the time, I envisioned, documented, architected and manufactured this product from bar napkin to field deployments for the entire first revision cycle.
This product won multiple awards including Top Utility Technology of 2010.
Final Rev 1 Smart Strip. The Clear Lens holds the sensor array.
Early Industrial Designs that did not make the cut.
Detail on the Sensor Array. (This picture is actually of the Smart Plug, but it's the same sensor array)
Marketing Materials designed by me used as part of the trade show exhibit when the product won Top Utility Technology Award of 2010.
PCB Design of the Smart Strip.
Plastic and Light Pipe design. Each outlet glowed green when enabled and red when not enabled for instant Identification by users.
Outer Shell Plastic Design
Web Based User Interface for the Smart Strip
Web Based User Interface for the Smart Strip
Diagram from E3's patent filing showing the device architecture of the Smart Devices including the Smart Strip.
