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• Fire prevention for commercial buildings

  A fire detection device comprised of smart sensors can help firefighters detect heat, smoke, gas or flames associated with fires and deploy firefighting tactics and personnel more quickly. Continue Reading

• Battery-free smart home adoption? It’s possible

  As IoT devices continue to rise in popularity, consumers and manufacturers alike have begun to come across the battery life dilemma. Continue Reading

• 3 ways long-range wireless power will define the future of public restrooms

  Public services, such as restrooms, can save time and money with the implementation of IoT devices that use long-range wireless power to sustainably monitor facilities that need maintenance. Continue Reading

• Using technology to track holiday shipments

  As the holiday season approaches, manufacturers can use IoT devices and smart sensors to ensure quick and efficient product delivery to consumers and maintain continuous revenue streams. Continue Reading

• A guide for smart supply chain visibility

  Organizations can make better purchasing decisions and prepare for potential crises by improving the line of sight for supply chains with IoT telematics and infrastructure. Continue Reading

• Bringing a forever battery to life in IoT

  A growing number of IoT devices continue to rely on disposable batteries. With the help of Bluetooth 5.0 and a combination of circuit-level and system-level innovations, battery-free IoT devices ...Continue Reading

• The unseen killer of IoT devices

  IT pros have many obstacles to overcome in IoT deployments, but the biggest one that gets overlooked is insufficient bandwidth in measurement instruments. Keysight Technologies' Cheryl Ajluni ...Continue Reading

• Protect IoT bare dies and wire bonds for high reliability

  The protection of bare dies and wire bonds for IoT devices ensures high reliability and long lasting products. NexLogic's Zulki Khan covers die and wire bond methodologies for increased protection.Continue Reading

• An IoT DIYer's story of managing Type 1 diabetes, part 2: DIY to the rescue

  PubNub's Jeremy Pollock offers the ins and outs of the DIY Type 1 diabetes IoT application he uses to manage his daughter's health, from the software used to the lightbulb he added to help him ...Continue Reading

• What are the challenges of designing virtual reality experiences?

  Designing virtual reality, augmented reality and mixed reality experiences isn't without its challenges. IEEE member Todd Richmond outlines three issues to overcome.Continue Reading

• Optimizing BLE for high-volume data

  Building high-volume data IoT apps with Bluetooth and Bluetooth Low Energy isn't without its challenges. Exadel's Jonathan Fries and Travis Bolinger outline best practices of developing a BLE-based ...Continue Reading

• What are the challenges of building a smart agriculture system?

  Building a smart agriculture system isn't as easy as placing some sensors in a field. IEEE senior member Shawn Chandler offers insights into the challenges and outlines tips for a successful deployment.Continue Reading

• Deeper than deep sleep: Creating a zero-load microcontroller standby

  Even in a standby state, microcontrollers siphon off some amount of power. Arrow Electronics' Jeremy S. Cook outlines how to turn your microcontroller into a zero-load standby.Continue Reading

• The rise of the IoT security chip

  Using a secured IoT chip, device-makers take a bold step to certify the security of their devices -- and ensure a victory against attackers.Continue Reading

• Wearables are a key part of enterprise IoT

  By incorporating IoT-enabled wearable devices into your enterprise deployments, you can harness the full potential of your mobility strategy.Continue Reading

• Using technology to save nature: IoT edition

  Panoramic Power's Tsafrir Oranski looks at how technology today -- specifically, the internet of things -- is working to preserve and revitalize our planet.Continue Reading

• Securing IoT with a hardware root of trust

  One of the most effective ways of securing IoT, says Steve Woo of Rambus, is with a silicon-based hardware root of trust.Continue Reading

• Startups target subthreshold to solve IoT power consumption challenge

  The need for IoT power has stymied the market. Learn how three startups are trying to tackle the problem with subthreshold.Continue Reading

• How to bring order to IoT's spaghetti junction?

  IoT's spaghetti junction makes it hard for IoT to truly transform our world. Learn why we must bring order to the spaghetti and get on the path to success.Continue Reading

• Why IoT product design is not just the product team's job

  Successful IoT product design must be a cross-functional effort spanning everyone from strategy to sales to support and beyond.Continue Reading

• How to design IoT products and services strategically

  As IoT becomes mainstream, businesses are responding. However not taking a strategic approach to designing IoT products and services can be risky.Continue Reading

• Collaboration in the IoT era: Practical guidelines for a collaborative IoT

  Collaboration in IoT is key; companies that take a collaborative approach better positioned to succeed with their IoT solution in whatever field they play.Continue Reading

• As the internet of things turns: Stop grey market counterfeiting once and for all

  Hardware device businesses must work intelligently and diligently to control, secure and monetize their devices and deter grey market production.Continue Reading

• The future of the IoT-enabled smart home

  The IoT-enabled smart home of the future will use machine learning and artificial intelligence to run the dishwasher -- and end domestic violence.Continue Reading

• IoT startups learn to balance risks and opportunities

  Bringing promising ideas to market is never easy, but savvy entrepreneurs are finding new ways to move IoT startups from prototype to production.Continue Reading

• IoT will force CIOs to enter the realm of operational technology

  IoT is mature enough for enterprise adoption, said a panel of experts at the 2015 MIT Sloan CIO Symposium, but successful deployments require CIOs to engage with operational technology.Continue Reading

• Network of IoT devices helps cut costs, improves productivity

  A Texas beer distributor has used Cisco's IoT devices and networking equipment to lower energy costs and improve worker productivity.Continue Reading

• Sensors offer big data users an operational analytics edge

  Big data analytics processes on data from sensors and log files can propel users to competitive advantages, but a lot of refining is required first.Continue Reading