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• IoT devices push to move the workplace to the cloud

  Organizations that incorporate more connected devices into their operations strategy must understand how to deploy, maintain and secure these devices to ensure the success of IoT devices. Continue Reading

• IoT technology helps feed the growing world population

  As a result of growing population numbers, farmers and food manufacturers are facing a need for increased food production. But IoT tech can help extend the lifecycle of equipment and boost the ... Continue Reading

• IoT battery outlook: Types of batteries for IoT devices

  An IoT deployment won't get off the ground without the proper power supply. Learn about the different types of IoT batteries, as well as some newer battery technologies and alternatives. Continue Reading

• Hospitality IoT checks in to Royal Park Hotel

  By integrating smart hotel technology, one Michigan hotel hopes to revolutionize the guest experience, while optimizing business processes. Continue Reading

• How do nanotechnology, virtual reality and augmented reality mix?

  Nanotechnology plays an integral role in virtual reality tech's hardware, communications and power. IEEE member Saumya Sharma outlines how the two intersect to create a more immersive end-user experience. Continue Reading

• Where do IoT and nanotechnology intersect?

  Nanotechnology in IoT has an effect not only on the size of the physical devices, but also the way data is processed and communicated. IEEE member Saumya Sharma discusses.Continue Reading

• Medical wearables offer new hope for diabetes patients

  The internet of healthcare things and medical wearables are offering new hope, allowing diabetes patients to not only monitor their blood levels more easily, but also save costs and prevent other ...Continue Reading

• Avoid tech's valley of death: Advanced R&D lessons on scaling IoT proofs of concept

  To scale your IoT proof of concept, says Deloitte's Helena Lisachuk, learn from the successes of advanced R&D. Here, Lisachuck explains why promising proofs die -- and what to do about it.Continue Reading

• The internet of things and the war against water

  From flood damage to leaking pipes, the internet of things is emerging as a critical component to managing water resources and updating legacy infrastructure. Particle's Zach Supalla discusses.Continue Reading

• Navigating the IoT security minefield: Hardware security

  In our hyperconnected world, organizations now need to look at hardware security through a different lens. Here, Threat X's Andrew Useckas explains how to ensure the security of IoT devices.Continue Reading

• Pi and the sky: The AOL Stage of IoT

  As Dell Technologies' Jason Shepherd likes to say, we're in the "AOL stage" of IoT, which leads to a paradigm he calls "Pi and the sky." Read on to learn more.Continue Reading

• Avoid killing your IoT device battery life with these 4 tips

  Battery life can make or break an IoT device. Keysight Technologies' Cheryl Ajluni outlines four tips to help product makers ensure their devices have a long battery life.Continue Reading

• BAW filters: Problem-solvers for key Wi-Fi and IoT challenges

  Qorvo's Cees Links explains how bulk acoustic wave filters can solve two key Wi-Fi and IoT issues: thermal challenges and interference challenges.Continue Reading

• IoT PCB thermal profiles are not created equal

  Printed circuit board thermal profiles aren't created equal, and each IoT PCB project demands its own unique profile. However, this isn't an easy task.Continue Reading

• A roadmap for connected car security

  AT&T's Chris Penrose explores the importance of connected car security and four ways to keep drivers and passengers safe.Continue Reading