I need to warn y’all in advance that we don’t discuss Apple news at all this week because nothing really jumped out at us for the IoT. But we did…
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Wearing a smart vest with bulky attachment for the smarts. Innovation in flexible computing components is arriving in wave after wave of late. In June, a report detailed a 32-bit…
Image courtesy Savant On our most recent IoT Podcast episode, Dave called in to our voicemail hotline looking for advice. His brother-in-law has a Google TV and Nest Audio speakers…
Running small machine learning models on embedded devices has become a rich topic of research and investment, both at large tech companies and in academia. It’s not really mainstream yet,…
Raspberry Pis are pretty popular in industrial settings: Distributor Farnell recently surveyed 1,500 electronics engineers and discovered that 44% of them were using Raspberry Pis as their industrial single-board computer. Arduino boards came…
This week we kick off the show discussing several smart devices that might provide a modicum of security or comfort in case of weather disasters associated with climate change. After…
This morning I awoke to pictures of flooding in the Northeast, tales from relatives about power outages in the South, and worries about wildfire smoke in my neck of the…
On our most recent IoT Podcast episode, David called in to our voicemail hotline with a question about smart home hubs. He has several in his home and has noticed…
We start this week’s show with a look at a new surveillance law passed in Australia that seemingly obliterates a lot of protections about how law enforcement officials can access data and…
The internet of things needs more context. And to deliver that context, computers need more senses. This is why I’ve been really excited about the potential to use existing radios…
This summer was a pretty weird one for the Pacific Northwest, where I live. Most summers it’s cool in the mornings and warm in the afternoons. People leave their windows…
Image courtesy Flic On our most recent IoT Podcast episode, Brent called in with a question to make life a little easier in his smart home. He has a reading…
Look, we all know that algorithms are biased. What matters is how they are biased. What data helped train the algorithm? Is that data representative? What weights and preferences did…
Foghorn gets a big win with Saudi Arabia’s Aramco: Foghorn, a startup providing data processing and analytics at the edge for industrial IoT clients, has signed a deal with Aramco, the…