Internet of Things (IoT) Hardware
The Internet of Things hardware topic section includes comprehensive resources on open source options, hardware requirements, companies and platforms, and how to manufacture IoT products.
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Internet of Things (IoT) Hardware News
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June 22, 2018
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At LiveWorx 2018, PTC CEO touts importance of IoT partnerships
During his keynote presentation at LiveWorx 2018, PTC president and CEO, Jim Heppelmann, advocated the importance of IoT partnerships to the company's endeavors.
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June 20, 2018
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Jun'18
HPE edge computing strategy reroutes data, apps around the cloud
HPE's edge computing strategy hinges on converged infrastructure systems to help enterprises manage data outside their data centers and the cloud, and help the company regain market traction.
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February 19, 2018
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Feb'18
Filament Blocklet Chip connects blockchain and IoT edge
Blockchain is already hyped for IoT use, but Filament is the first company to enable basic blockchain operations to be computed on its Blocklet Chip, a chip directly on the device.
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February 13, 2018
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Feb'18
Particle Mesh brings mesh networking to IoT
With the Particle IoT mesh network, the company aims to help customers solve connectivity challenges and improve the collection of IoT data.
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smart home hub (home automation hub)
A smart home hub is hardware or software that connects devices on a home automation network and controls communications among them. Continue Reading
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How IoT improves the fresh food supply chain
An industry as time- and cost-sensitive as fresh food requires proper data collection and analysis to ensure safety and quality. Zest Labs' Peter Mehring explains how IoT fits in the equation. Continue Reading
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IoT product development: Get it right
Designing an IoT device requires more attention to product design details. IPS's Mitch Maiman offers six IoT design mistakes to avoid for successful IoT product development. Continue Reading
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IoT and robotics, evolving together
While robotics for automation has existed for decades, adding IoT into the mix has changed the game for the industry. Continue Reading
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Get your wires straight for IoT
Wire bonding is a critical component of IoT printed circuit boards. NexLogic's Zulki Khan explains why, offering advice to find the best EMS provider for your IoT PCB project. Continue Reading
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Artificial intelligence and the connected plant
Traditional plants need to adopt new technologies to embrace digital transformation and its value. SparkCognition's Stuart Gillen outlines how artificial intelligence fits into the connected plant ... Continue Reading
Manage Internet of Things (IoT) Hardware
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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