Trey Pascador, Author at Padtronics

Intel Corporation Hopes 22FFL Tech Can Take Share From Leading Foundries

At Intel‘s (NASDAQ:INTC) Technology and Manufacturing Day, hosted on March 28, the company disclosed a whole bunch of information about current and future manufacturing technologies. One of the more interesting disclosures the chipmaker made was the announcement of a new, low-cost technology that it calls 22FFL. The technology, Intel says, is “the world’s first FinFET […]

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Thermal + imaging cameras get hot from smart home space

Reading a heat signature seemed like the stuff of $10,000 devices: not consumer-priced, not small, and not really relevant to an everyday homeowners life. But in the last few years, thermal gadgets have grown almost as common as pen knives. You can buy them on Amazon, and even at the Apple store. While once relegated

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Google Home Support Comes To August Smart Lock

Big news from the world of smart-home devices this week. August, makers of smart locks, doorbell cams and accessories, announced this week the addition of support for the Google Assistant to the 1st and 2nd generation August Smart Locks. Currently, the integration with Google Assistant and the Google Home smart speaker will allow users to

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Nexeon acquires license to 86 patents related to Internet of Things

Nexeon MedSystems has licensed a portfolio of patents from Marathon Patent Group. The portfolio of 86 patents originated from Siemens AG, one of the world’s preeminent engineering companies. This portfolio protects innovations in the Internet-of-Things (IoT) space, which can be described as the interconnection via the internet of computing devices embedded in everyday objects, enabling them to send and receive data. This

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Nexeon acquires license to 86 patents related to Internet of Things

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KC-based 'Internet of Things' venture, Pepper, wins $8.5 million in new investment

Scott Ford, a former Sprint Corp. executive who founded a startup company, PEQ, to develop an Internet of Things operating system, has obtained a new $8.5 million investment round. The Kansas City-based enterprise, now rebranded Pepper, is developing an operating system for laptops and smart phones that can help users organize and connect IoT devices

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What makes an IoT deployment effective?

The world wide web of items is a subject of conversation in practically each and every Fortune 500 business boardroom, according to Homaira Akbari, president and CEO of AKnowledge Partners, and a member of 4 various corporate boards. Some organizations are evaluating their possibilities to capitalize on new technologies, and other individuals are asking no

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How the Internet of Things Will Change Consumer-Product Relationships

By Tim Scargill From fitness trackers to thermostats, bike locks and even socks, more and more of our products are getting connected. The opportunities for enterprise are huge – the research firm Bain predicts annual revenues for IoT products could exceed $470B by 2020. But in order to be successful in this space, it’s essential

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Samsung has the gadgets to lock you into a truly internet-connected home. Should you buy it?

Quietly, Samsung may have just ushered in the era of the truly connected home. At a splashy event in New York on Wednesday (March 29), the company pulled the curtain back on Bixby, its new digital assistant that can understand contextual questions, and control internet-of-things devices. For now, it will only reside in its new

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Explore Global aviation internet of things (IoT) market forecast to 2021

About Aviation Internet of Things (IoT), IoT is a network of sensors, physical devices, and machines integrated into everyday objects and connected to the Internet for effective data communications. It creates smart communication environments, for example, a smart airport. It also improves the operational efficiency by enhancing the speed of communications in comparison to the

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