Tod Kurt knows a thing or two about IoT devices. As the creator of blink(1), he’s shipped over 30,000 units that are now out in the wild and in use for custom signaling on everything from compile status to those emotionally important social media indicators. His talk at the 2016 Hackaday SuperConference covers the last mile that […]
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Almost all manufacturing and a wide variety of consumer products depend on motion control—reliably moving a component or assembly from here to there and maybe back again, or perhaps rotating it. And the Internet of Things (IoT) is predicted to be a critical cog in all forms of technology. So how will the IoT change
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The premise is simple: Kwikset’s been making locks for generations now, and making smart locks for years. Now, it’s introducing a smart lock that works with Siri. It’s called the Kwikset Premis, and it’s a touchpad deadbolt that works with Apple HomeKit, the smart-home control service built into to Apple’s iOS devices. With HomeKit compatibility,
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We all do it. Make personal resolutions we manage to keep for a few shiny weeks into the new year. Exercise more. Eat healthier. Spend less time at the office and more time with the ones we love. Then that irresistible dessert comes along at a dinner party, or a big project gets dropped in
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Why Analysts and Investors Want Xilinx in Their Stockings PART 11 OF 16 By Paige Tanner | Dec 22, 2016 2:07 pm EST Industrial and A&D While Xilinx (XLNX) reported revenue declines in the communications and data center markets in fiscal 2Q17, the declines were more than offset by a 7% sequential growth in the
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Comments Print AP photos/globe staff illustration By Michael Andor Brodeur Globe Correspondent December 22, 2016 Hey, Internet. Happy Holidays. You’re looking well. Listen, I feel pretty bad about what I said a few weeks ago. All that stuff about how you failed us all by spreading fake news and sealing us off into bubbles and
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The National Association of Software and Services Companies (NASSCOM) recently announced that it has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Georgia Institute of Technology to begin collaborating on advancing the Internet of Things (IoT) and fostering innovation through an IoT ecosystem. NASSCOM, which is India’s information technology and business process management sector industry association,
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Two prevalent themes in the work being done these days in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) are asset management and collaboration. Key automation suppliers are doing a lot of both—in particular, looking for new ways to collaborate in order to use increased connectivity, sensing and computing capabilities to achieve asset management goals. Honeywell is
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There are many things manufacturers must consider as they adopt the devices and sensors that will empower the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), from communication interoperability to infrastructure scalability. Just as important is the ability to manage the massive amounts of data that all these “smart things” will generate. In response to these new business
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The Raspberry Pi is an extraordinary little machine. It can be programmed to be a full-featured computer, control robotics, be the brains of a smart home system, and thousands of other things. However, if you’ve ever tried to work out connecting to your home network remotely, you know it can be a huge hassle without services
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