Low-power IoT devices are those that consume less power than traditional IoT devices. They’re designed for critical battery life applications, such as wearable devices or industrial and agricultural settings. Low-power IoT devices typically use less processing power than their traditional counterparts, and they often communicate using protocols that require less bandwidth.nnOne of the critical benefits of low-power IoT devices is that they can be powered by energy sources other than batteries, such as energy harvesting techniques. This means that they can be used in applications where it’s not practical to replace or recharge batteries regularly.