Seeed Studio recently launched its third Kickstarter campaign: ReSpeaker, an open hardware voice interface. After their previous Kickstarted IoT hardware, such as the RePhone, mostly focused on connectivity, the electronics manufacturer from Shenzhen now tackles another highly contested area of IoT: Voice recognition. The ReSpeaker Core is a capable development board based on Mediatek’s MT7688 WiFi module and runs OpenWrt. Onboard is a WM8960 stereo audio […]
Seeed Studio recently launched its third Kickstarter campaign: ReSpeaker, an open hardware voice interface. After their previous Kickstarted IoT hardware, such as the RePhone, mostly focused on connectivity, the electronics manufacturer from Shenzhen now tackles another highly contested area of IoT: Voice recognition. The ReSpeaker Core is a capable development board based on Mediatek’s MT7688 WiFi module and runs OpenWrt. Onboard is a WM8960 stereo audio
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Tweet Share This morning when I woke up to the sound of the alarm I set on my Amazon Echo last night, I thought to myself “I wish more of my gadgets worked by me yelling things at them.” Luckily, a few minutes later I was reading a PR email from SeeedStudio about its new
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We’re all aware of the Internet of Things and its likely effect on our homes, but there’s another side to it which is its impact on industry. Electronics supplier RS Components has put together an interactive graphic looking at how the Industrial IoT is going to change everyday functions from streetlighting to agriculture. Smart street
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Mila Kunis steps out on Wednesday (August 24) in Beverly Hills, Calif. The 33-year-old Bad Moms actress went summer casual in a printed dress as she ran errands around town. Mila is currently pregnant with her second child with husband Ashton Kutcher! PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Mila Kunis Earlier this week, Mila‘s
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The Internet of Things is the buzzword of the tech industry. But it’s also an undeniable reality. The IoT has already triggered the fourth industrial revolution and will inevitably become part of our lives whether we like it or not. IoT has already found its way into a huge number of industries, and more and
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Basketball was pretty lame when it started out. Half of the reason was the rules — players used a soccer ball, which didn’t bounce well, and they weren’t allowed to dribble. It was sort of like ultimate Frisbee, except instead of enjoying the splendor of nature, they played in a big room that smelled like
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Thomson Reuters The Internet of Things is about to transform the way we live and work. And if it reaches its fullest potential, it will fundamentally change every aspect of our lives. That sort of disruption is evident in the healthcare sector, where the pen and paper has been the primary means of recording patient
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Public and private sector security observers want to see states carefully consider how connected devices could make their networks more vulnerable. A panel of cybersecurity experts discusses challenges posed by the IoT at the National Association of State Technology Directors’ annual conference Wednesday (StateScoop). Network segmentation is a prime security strategy for state agencies to
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Driverless cars are on the road. Take a ride down US 101 in San Francisco and you may see one. Uber also announced that soon a driverless car might be dispatched to pick up passengers in the Pittsburgh market as it assesses the feasibility of swapping drivers with software. Automotive manufacturers are turning cars into
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