Cisco Blog > Manufacturing Manufacturing Sudarshan Krishnamurthi – April 7, 2017 – 0 Comments I recently participated in a panel discussion Solving the IoT Talent Puzzle at the 2017 Internet of Manufacturing Business Conference on behalf of Cisco and the Internet of Things (IoT) Talent Consortium. Alongside other industry leaders Rockwell Automation, MIT, and the […]
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Turning on a lamp or other light fixture with your voice can feel like magic. I use the feature every day with my Amazon Echo and WeMo smart outlet. At the end of the evening, when heading to bed, I verbally tell Alexa to turn off the lamp. If I need to get up at night
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Google is adding new features and bug fixes to its Internet of Things development platform. The company revealed a recent update to the platform, Android Things Developer Preview 3. “This preview is part of our commitment to provide regular updates to developers who are building Internet of Things (IoT) products with our platform. Android developers
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Voice control technology continues to gain traction among users of consumer electronics devices worldwide. New research from Parks Associates found strong interest in smart home voice control. According to the new market data, 55 percent of U.S. broadband households want to use their voice to control their smart home and entertainment devices. The high positive
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A new wave of cyber attacks was discovered by researchers, and this time, the targets are badly secured routers and other Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices. In these attacks, hacked bots are scanning the Internet in search of Linux-based routers and similar devices that aren’t properly protected. Every device that can be connected to the Internet comes
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Companies often begin experimenting with the internet of things by applying the technology to internal processes to gain operational efficiencies and save money. But generating revenue from IoT is different from cutting internal costs, and it requires a different mindset, according to Mike Fallon, director of the IoT transformation advisory practice at PTC, a platform
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Industry veterans laid out four grand challenges in engineering at a National Academy of Engineering event here at Computer History Museum—preparing the next generation of engineers, creating a more interactive medium than HTML, developing truly secure systems for the Internet of Things and responding to the bandwidth crisis in big data
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