TE Connectivity: The Path to Net-Zero - Achieving Maximum Efficiency in Your Home

Online, On Demand

Date and Time:

• October 09, 2023 I 15:00 CEST

Overview

Home appliances sit at the intersection of some major global trend drivers. Some of these include climate change, energy instability, and emerging technologies. Because our homes are uniquely affected by these drivers, all of us can expect to see at least some impact to our daily lives. We are undergoing a major transition as we move towards a more sustainable future. Whether this means retrofitting our homes with new cleaner technology, expanding home power generation, or just making upgrades to our existing appliances will depend on our individual situations. But as we all progress through this transition, we expect to see heat pumps emerge as a critical technology and gain expanded usage in every home.

We expect to see this mature technology continue to advance as efficiency standards and new technologies continue to evolve. This will result in increased complexity of these devices and the need for modern connectivity technologies. During the course of this presentation, we will explore these enabling technologies as well as the connectivity solutions needed to make them successful.

Key Takeaways

• See the trend drivers and their impact on home appliances.
• Learn about the growing demand for high efficiency.
• Discover that heat pumps are a key enabler for net zero.
• Realize the challenges of meeting new efficiency requirements.
• Uncover TE Connectivity's product solutions.

Speakers:

Josh Poterjoy, Senior Manager System Architecture, TE Connectivity

Josh leads the Appliances System Architecture, which focusses on understanding the ever-changing needs of the home appliance and electronics industry and the changing demands those changes place on TE’s products. He has been with TE since 2014 but brings over 17 years of product development and R&D experience to the team.

Max Cai, Director of Engineering, Innovation, TE Connectivity

Max Cai leads the Innovation Team in TE Appliance Business Unit. He has over 20 years experience in a range of fields including Sensing, Semiconductor, Electronics, Automation. Max joined TE in 2021 from Rockwell Automation, where he was responsible for Sensing and Collaborative Robot Safety. Prior to Rockwell, he served as Head of R&D at Memsic, a company specializing in MEMS sensing.

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