Progress Report on IEEE 802.11 AMP TIG Formation

Progress Report on IEEE 802.11 AMP TIG Formation
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This report outlines the progress of the IEEE 802.11 Ambient Power-Enabled IoT for WLAN Topic Interest Group (AMP TIG) from its formation to the approvals and motions made during the meetings. It highlights the key decisions, submissions, technical contributions, and the establishment of a Study Group to further develop standards for ultra-low power consumption in WLAN support.

  • IEEE
  • Ambient Power
  • IoT
  • WLAN Support
  • Technical Report

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  1. Feb 2023 doc.: IEEE 802.11-23/0260r0 AMP TIG Progress Report AMP TIG Progress Report Author: Name Bo Sun Affiliation Address Sanechips Phone Email Sun.bo1@sanechips.com.cn Submission Slide 1 Bo Sun (Sanechips)

  2. Feb 2023 doc.: IEEE 802.11-23/0260r0 Brief Catch-up of AMP TIG s Formation Background - 11-22/0645r2 was presented and discussed in May 2022 interim WNG SC meeting with two SPs run: Straw Poll #1: Do you think ambient power-enabled IoT for WLAN would be an interesting topic for 802.11 to study as a separate activity? (Result: 79Y/23N/28A) Straw Poll #2: Do you support the formation of a new 802.11 Topic Interest Group (TIG) for Support of Ambient Power-Enabled IoT for WLAN ? (Result: 70Y/21N/36A) The formation of AMP TIG was approved at the 2022 May session, see slide 11 (Motion #6) in 11-22- 0597-03-0000-may-2022-working-group-motions.pptx The AMP TIG had its first meeting during Jul 2022 Plenary week. Bo Sun was appoint as the chair of AMP TIG Scope: - describe use cases for 802.11 ambient power-enabled IoT devices and - investigate the technical feasibility of features to enable 802.11 WLAN support of ambient power enabled IoT devices. Output: complete a report on this topic at or before the March 2023 session Timeline: contribution collection (Jul Nov, 2022) , report draft development (Jul 2022 Mar 2023) - - - Submission Slide 2 Bo Sun (Sanechips)

  3. Feb 2023 doc.: IEEE 802.11-23/0260r0 AMP TIG s Progress Totally 10 meetings and 5 TCs were held during or between IEEE 802.11 plenary and interim sessions Around 30 technical contributions were submitted, presented and discussed, covering use cases, technical feasibility, regulation, impact to standard, etc. A tech report draft (11-22/1562) was proposed during Sep 2022 plenary session and continuously improved based on following discussion The latest revision of the tech report draft is 11-22/1562r8 A summary introduction 11-23/0375r0 was developed for a brief introduction to the tech report and a contribution (11-23/0388r2) with same content as 11-23/0375r0 was presented in WNG The technical report content was incorporated into 11-23/0436r0 together with the TIG SP and motion results, with TIG participants unanimous approval. AMP TIG approved the final version of technical report as in 11-23/0436r0 AMP TIG approved to request WG to form a Study Group to develop PAR/CSD Submission Slide 3 Bo Sun (Sanechips)

  4. Feb 2023 doc.: IEEE 802.11-23/0260r0 AMP TIG Motion #1 Approve to incorporate the content of 11-22/1562r8, together with the result of consensus SP in 11-23/0406r1 and result of motions on slide 23 and 24 in 11-23/0172r4 into the final version of the AMP technical report (11- 23/0436r0) and grant the AMP TIP chair edit privilege. Moved: Weijie Xu Seconded: Joerg Robert Result: approved unanimously Submission Slide 4 Bo Sun (Sanechips)

  5. Feb 2023 doc.: IEEE 802.11-23/0260r0 AMP TIG Motion #2 Request 802.11 Working Group approval to form an 802.11 AMbient Power Study Group (AMP SG) with the intent of creating a PAR and CSD. The Study Group will investigate MAC and PHY capabilities to enable 802.11 WLAN support of ultra-low complexity and ultra-low power consumption (e.g. less than one milliwatt) devices powered by ambient power source, and reuse existing 802.11 features as much as possible, with a target start of the task group in Jan 2024. Moved: Joerg Robert Seconded: James Yee Result: 39Y/0N/3A Note: reference documents include 11-23/0260r0 and the numerous AMP TIG contributions on this topic. Submission Slide 5 Bo Sun (Sanechips)

  6. Feb 2023 doc.: IEEE 802.11-23/0260r0 APPENDIX Submission Slide 6 Bo Sun (Sanechips)

  7. Feb 2023 doc.: IEEE 802.11-23/0260r0 AMP in WLAN Study Motivation (11-23/0375r0) The Wi-Fi IoT network is competitive from deployment cost perspective, thanks to widespread deployment and use of unlicensed frequency band. However, there remain lot of use cases and applications that can not be addressed using existing Wi-Fi IoT technologies: a device driven by a conventional battery is not applicable, e.g., under extreme environmental conditions (e.g., high pressure, extremely high/low temperature, humid environment) or maintenance-free devices are required (e.g., no need to replace a conventional battery for the device) ultra-low complexity, very small device size/form factor (e.g., thickness of mm), and longer life cycle etc. are required Submission Slide 7 Bo Sun (Sanechips)

  8. Feb 2023 doc.: IEEE 802.11-23/0260r0 AMP in WLAN Study Motivation (11-23/0375r0) From technical perspective, there are many advantages to support AMP IoT in 802.11 Many emerging implementations in 802.11 network have demonstrated both feasibility and technical/business potentials With potential enhancement, the legacy infrastructure can be reused Easy for AMP function design by building upon the existing 802.11 features, such as 802.11ba, 802.11ah and legacy 802.11 power management mechanism. Minimize design efforts by reusing the existing mechanism, e.g. 802.11ba WUR and OOK, simplified 802.11ah MAC, access control mechanism. power management mechanism, etc. From business perspective, AMP devices and Wi-Fi eco-system are mutually beneficial Create new IoT service opportunities in many to-Business and to-Customer areas by enriching WLAN IoT applications Explore the high WLAN market share and further expand Wi-Fi ecosystem market portfolio Achieve much lower CapEx and OpEx for the verticals with free unlicenced frequency band and existing deployment Good matching to the local area deployment requirement Submission Slide 8 Bo Sun (Sanechips)

  9. Feb 2023 doc.: IEEE 802.11-23/0260r0 AMP in WLAN Study Scope (11-23/0375r0) Remote metering, Sensors, Agriculture, Alarming, Security etc. Logistics, Retail, Supply chain, Clothing,etc. Manufacturing, Supply chain, Sensors, Smart Grid, Agriculture, Indoor positioning, Smart Home etc. Existing Cellular IoT/WLAN IoT AMP-IoT RFID Lower capabilities Higher capabilities RFID AMP WLAN device Existing WLAN IoT(e.g. 802.11 ah) Coverage <10 m 10m~30m (RF power); Up to 200m(other ambient power) >=1000m Power Source RF power only Various ambient power Battery Techniques RF power harvesting Backscattering Backscattering/Active transmitter WUR receiver Enhanced power saving and power management OFDM with relaxed processing Narrow bandwidth; eDRX(TWT); PS-Poll Energy limited operation Power Consumption 1uw~10uw <1mw 100x mw Device Cost (Relatively) Low Medium High Maintenance/operation cost Labor cost for operation Maintenance-free; automated operation Replace/Recharge the battery/Automated operation Submission Slide 9 Bo Sun (Sanechips)

  10. Feb 2023 doc.: IEEE 802.11-23/0260r0 AMP TIG s Submission List 11-22/0969, draft technical report on support of AMP IoT devices in WLAN, Weijie Xu (OPPO) 11-22/0963, Use Cases for AMP IoT Devices, Zhisong Zuo (OPPO) 11-22/0962, Potential techniques to support AMP IoT devices in WLAN, Zhisong Zuo (OPPO) 11-22/0970, Feasibility of supporting AMP IoT devices in WLAN, Weijie Xu (OPPO) 11-22/1294, Wireless Power Transmission and Energy Harvesting for IoT Applications, Boyce Bo Yang (Huawei) 11-22/1339, use cases of smart manufacturing, Shichao Zhao (Haier) 11-22/1341, Use cases of Data Center Infrastructure Management, Harry Wang (Tencent) 11-22/1559, Updated Use Cases for AMP IoT Devices, Yinan Qi (OPPO) 11-22/1560, Ambient power and energy storage, Zhisong Zuo (OPPO) 11-22/1561, Further discussion on feasibility of supporting AMP IoT devices in WLAN, Weijie Xu (OPPO) 11-22/1562, Draft Technical Report on support of AMP IoT devices in WLAN, Weijie Xu (OPPO) 11-22/1799, On energy harvesting and the differentiation with RFID, Weijie Xu (OPPO) 11-22/1800, New use cases for AMP IoT devices smart-grid, Yinan Qi (OPPO) 11-22/1960, Summary and recommendation for AMP IoT, Weijie Xu (OPPO) 11-22/1961, Prototype Presentation for AMP IoT, Yinan Qi (OPPO) 11-22/2017, discussion-on-scope-of-AMP-in-WLAN, Weijie Xu (OPPO) 11-22/2022, questions-and-answers-on-regulation-requirements-for-amp-iot, Weijie Xu (OPPO) Submission Slide 10 Bo Sun (Sanechips)

  11. Feb 2023 doc.: IEEE 802.11-23/0260r0 AMP TIG s Submission List 11-22/2097, S1G EL operation, Dave Halasz (Morse Micro) 11-22/2133, new-use-case-for-amp-iot-devices, Amichai Sanderovich (Wiliot) 11-22/2151, operation-procedure-for-amp-device-in-wlan Yinan Qi (Oppo) 11-22/2207, FCC Part 15 and Channel Widths, Dave Halasz (Morse Micro) 11-23/0056, 802.11 compatible backscatter prototype, Vytas Kezys (Haila) 11-23/0057, Coverage with realistic propagation for AMP IoT, Vytas Kezys (Haila) 11-23/0072, Proposed revision on draft technical report for AMP, Amichai Sanderovich (Wiliot Ltd) 11-23/0063, Proposal for consensus straw poll, Weijie Xu (OPPO) 11-23/0064, Discussion on S1G regulation requirements, Weijie Xu (OPPO) 11-23/0089, Frequency regulation chapter for AMP TIG Report, Joerg Robert (TU Ilmenau / Fraunhofer IIS) 11-23/0106, Some Thoughts on Backscatter Modulation, Joerg Robert (TU Ilmenau / Fraunhofer IIS) 11-23/0173 Discussion on examplary AMP use scenarios for S1G Yinan Qi (OPPO) 11-23/0197, Proposal for Polished SG Scope, Joerg Robert (TU Ilmenau / Fraunhofer IIS) 11-23/0198, Open Issues in TIG Report, Joerg Robert (TU Ilmenau / Fraunhofer IIS) 11-23/0213, Suggested addition to 22/1960 Summary and recommendation for AMP IoT, Amichai Sanderovich (Wiliot) 11-23/0251, Technical solution to full duplex problem, Joerg Robert (TU Ilmenau / Fraunhofer IIS) 11-23/0375, AMP Devices in WLAN, Yinan Qi (OPPO) 11-23/0436, Technical Report on support of AMP IoT devices in WLAN, Weijie Xu (OPPO) Submission Slide 11 Bo Sun (Sanechips)

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