The Internet of Things has become a mainstream technology for companies seeking to accelerate the growth of chip connectivity. Engineers are struggling to find a way to manage the inherent difficulties.
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Auckland Airport’s disruptive tech changing passenger experience ••• Gopher Protocol unveils solution for Internet of Things, AI ••• Cisco invests in smart-city solutions for integration of autonomous vehicles ••• STMicroelectronics launches course on IoT-enabled embedded systems ••• Acuity Brands’ IoT services provide indoor positioning solution ••• IoT Solutions World Congress set for October 2018.
The company’s fingernail-sized MBN52832 module can collect sensor data and forward it wirelessly via BLE or NFC, enabling IoT applications with very small controls in lighting, health care, agriculture or other vertical markets.
A2B Tracking earns Zebra Technologies validation for TC51 Touch Computer ••• RFID-IoT startup Smart Technology Group places in top ten at MassChallenge competition ••• STMicroelectronics launches course on IoT-enabled embedded systems ••• Teracom intros IoT temperature and humidity data loggers ••• Cisco invests in smart-city solutions for integration of autonomous vehicles ••• Impinj announces Q4 2017 revenue, reduced outlook for Q1 2018.
Unified Office adds operations performance suite to its managed hybrid cloud service ••• Altizon, Novecom complete smart cities technology test ••• Teracom intros IoT temperature and humidity data loggers ••• SAM launches out of Stealth, raises $3.5 million to make IoT secure ••• Industrial Internet Consortium, Plattform Industrie 4.0 publish architecture alignment and interoperability white paper ••• Dover Microsystems to demonstrate hardware-based cyber-security solution.
RFID Journal’s 16th annual event, being held in Orlando on Apr. 10-12, will feature an impressive lineup of new case studies exploring how to use RFID to create business value.
Heal’s Wellbe device comes with BLE, Bluetooth and 4G cellular functionality to automatically capture data from health-tracking sensors so that doctors can keep an eye on the health of chronically ill or elderly patients between visits.
RFID Journal’s 16th annual event, being held in Orlando on Apr. 10-12, will feature an impressive lineup of new case studies exploring how to use RFID to create business value.