Patrick Porlan
About Patrick Porlan
Patrick Porlan is a Senior Software Engineer who specializes in optimizing bulk transfer methods and enhancing energy efficiency in IoT applications. He has authored a blog post on LwM2M client development and possesses expertise in designing battery-operated radio connected devices.
Work at IoTerop
Patrick Porlan serves as a Senior Software Engineer at IoTerop. In this role, he analyzes bulk transfer methods to enhance throughput and minimize latency in IoT applications. His work involves considering CoAP timeouts and PSM parameters, which are critical for optimizing the performance of IoT devices.
Education and Expertise
Patrick Porlan possesses expertise in designing radio-connected devices that operate on battery power. He focuses on optimizing battery life in embedded systems, which is essential for the longevity and efficiency of IoT devices. His knowledge extends to exploring power-saving modes, such as NB-IoT's Power Saving Mode (PSM).
Background
Patrick has authored a blog post that discusses building a Lightweight M2M (LwM2M) client with an emphasis on energy conservation. His involvement in projects utilizing the LwM2M protocol showcases his commitment to developing efficient IoT solutions. He also investigates the use of UDP over TCP to improve power efficiency in IoT devices.
Achievements
Patrick Porlan balances data reporting and battery life in IoT devices, which is a key consideration in the design of energy-efficient applications. He examines encryption options such as DTLS and OSCORE, focusing on their impact on energy efficiency. His contributions to the field of IoT reflect a dedication to advancing technology while considering power consumption.