http://spectrum.ieee.org/energywise/energy/renewables/solar-and-wind-energy-from-the-same-device?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+IeeeSpectrum+%28IEEE+Spectrum%29&utm_content=FaceBook Would this be suitable technology to power smart city IoT devices? →
Silicon Labs presentation at Arrow IoT summit. The presenter Lars Lydersen had hacked quantun cryptopcraphy in 2010, which lead to downturn of that industry sector. He wants that that IoT manufacturers are serious on security or otherwise bad hacks to those systems can damage the size of the business of the whole IoT sector. →
Is your password in this art? Those are the most popular passwords. Source: Arrow IoT Summit →
Nokia gave an interesting keynote speech in it’s IoT plans at Arrow IoT Summit to 19.5.2016. Here are some selected slides: Nokia keynote memo: – Lots of new traffic coming – some cases cellular signaling can take more bandwith than IoT data – Nokia supports many IoT technologies – Too many players in IoT →
Finland has received a new technology trade magazine focusing on developing new technology: Uusi Teknologia (=new technology). Uusi Teknologia magazine’s first issue devoted to IoT solutions, industrial, internet security and future 5G mobile solutions as well as intelligent interactive textiles. Also included are high-end oscilloscopes and a new ways to program embedded systems. The magazine →
http://qz.com/658010/a-year-after-its-launch-its-now-clear-that-pretty-much-no-one-needs-an-apple-watch/ It seems that smart watches are still lacking the killer applications… Posted from WordPress for Android →
http://spectrum.ieee.org/geek-life/hands-on/build-an-electronic-vulture-egg Intereresting IoT egg project for this easter.. Posted from WordPress for Android →
The marriage of communications and heavy industry expertise created Industrial IoT in Finland, long before the IoT buzz says Tampere, Finland: The Birthplace Of Industrial IoT? article at http://www.techweekeurope.co.uk/networks/m2m/185820-185820 Finnish companies were very early adopters of ICT technologies and connected their machines to a network long before the term itself was introduced. Posted from →
It’s been eight months since a pair of security researchers proved beyond any doubt that car hacking is more than an action movie plot device when they remotely killed the transmission of a 2014 Jeep Cherokee (news also noted in this blog). Now the FBI has caught up with that news, and it’s warning Americans →
In the spirit of waste not, want not, cars will no longer simply sit idle when their owners jet off to other cities or spend all day in office buildings. Engineers want to use your Internet-connected car as a cloud computing resource. Cars’ powerful on-board computers, ample storage, reliable wireless Internet connectivity, will be put →