Plex Intelliplex showing new capabilities being fleshed out into the future Late last week I had a briefing update from the good folks at Plex about progress with Intelliplex, the company’s flagship analytics platform aimed at manufacturing industries. If you’ve been following Plex for any period of time you’ll know a couple of things: they’re […]
Plex bypasses IoT buzzwords for business led intelligent analytics Read More »
Hackers can exploit the insecurity of IoT devices for the purposes of espionage or DDoS attacks Image: iStock Cyberattacks exploiting the insecurity of the Internet of Things and hackers increasingly attempting to compromise industrial connected devices represent some of the biggest threats to the UK, those responsible for ensuring national security have warned. Citing incidents
As enthusiasm for the Industrial Internet of Things grows, engineers are looking to industrial networks and communications protocols such as IO-Link to help unlock data from sensors on the plant floor. By doing so, they hope to apply diagnostic data and proactively identify potential problems before they have a chance to occur. Here, Design News
How Industrial Networks and IO-Link Are Shaping Pneumatics Read More »
NUREMBERG, Germany, March 14, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — embedded world 2017, Hall 4, Stand 325 — Green Hills Software, the largest independent software vendor for the Internet of Things (IoT), and Scalys, a specialist developer of high performance, small form factor embedded modules, have announced support for Green Hills Software’s INTEGRITY® real-time operating system (RTOS) on
Green Hills Software INTEGRITY RTOS Supports Scalys System-on-Module Range Read More »
The Internet of Things will impact retail in countless ways and some of them are starting to be seen. There are smart dressing rooms, in-aisle automatic payments, beacons and all types of customer tracking technologies, such as connected lights that can pinpoint a smartphone location to within inches. Some of the leaders of companies behind
Budweiser Connected Beer Cooler Screens Highlighted At MIT Enterprise Forum Read More »
It seems the hype of the Internet of things (IoT) has been growing and growing due to the potential for the IoT to bring profound changes to many industries and devices. For those of you that don’t know, the IoT is basically connecting previously unconnectable devices to the internet so information from those devices can
Lantronix – Microcap 'Internet Of Things' Stock Primed For Growth Read More »
When it’s not even obvious which kids’ toy happens to contain a networked computer, how are you supposed to know if the code running on it is secure? That’s one question that comes free of charge with the growing wave of Internet of Things devices that use sensors and an internet link to respond to their environment and their users.
Setting Standards for Digital Privacy Read More »
The Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly evolving. It’s not so long ago that the term “IoT Device” made you immediately think of something with an 8-bit microcontroller (MCU) that consumed relatively power and offered relatively little performance. How things have changed… Rather than have “dumb” IoT devices capturing raw data and passing this data
PSoC 6 is Purpose-Built for the IoT Read More »
In the new frontier of the internet of things, RIOT is staking out ground as the open source operating system that feels like familiar territory to developers. The RIOT IoT OS, which like most IoT operating systems got its start in the university community, dates to 2009 when a team of German researchers working on
RIOT IoT OS touts ease-of-use path for connected success Read More »
Intel’s plan to compete in the emerging space of autonomous vehicles has hardly been subtle. Its latest move to acquire computer vision systems company Mobileye for $15.3 billion is perhaps the biggest signal to date of its intention. But the world’s largest chipmaker has spent the past 18 months investing in and acquiring companies as
Intel's Road to Self-Driving Cars Is Paved In Acquisitions Read More »