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Data Analysis Adds Insights Into IoT
En abril 8, 2020 en All, IoT por M. Tim Jones
M. Tim Jones
Devices are the focus of the Internet of Things (IoT), but the data that these devices generate and the ability to analyze the data are the real value. But what about analytics for the IoT, the challenges it brings, and why is it the core of the IoT?
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Tagged With: analytics, apache, cloud, IoT
How Edge Computing Re-defines IIoT Apps
En marzo 26, 2020 en All, Industrial, IoT por Sravani Bhattacharjee
Sravani Bhattacharjee
The time-sensitive nature of IIoT applications requires reliable connectivity and real-time processing of sensor data. Cloud computing fails to meet these demands. This blog examines the essentials of edge computing and how it digitally transforms mission-critical industrial applications.
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Tagged With: cloud, analytics, computing, edge, industrial, IoT
Integrating the STM32L4 Discovery Kit IoT Node with the Google Cloud Platform Using Wi-Fi
En febrero 25, 2019 en All, Computing, Dev Tools, IoT, Low Power, Sensors, Wireless por Greg Toth
Greg Toth
The STMicroelectronics STM32L4 Discovery Kit for IoT Node Discovery Kit is an Internet of Things (IoT) development kit that is ideal for prototyping sensor applications with wireless connectivity to the Google Cloud IoT.
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Tagged With: Cloud, Command-line tool, Google Cloud, Google Cloud IoT, Google Cloud Platform, IDE, IoT, IoT node, MQTT, Sensor, TLS, Wi-Fi
Router Security Vulnerabilities Could Compromise the IoT
En febrero 20, 2019 en All, IoT, Lighting, RF, Security, Sensors, Wireless por Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
Wi-Fi routers offer a cheap, convenient gateway to connect IoT sensors to the Cloud, but tests reveal the devices have weak security. As the IoT grows, they could prove even more enticing targets for hackers. New developments bring more protection, but other technologies could prove a better option.
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Tagged With: Bluetooth Low Energy, Cellular IoT, Cloud, Connected home, Internet of Things, Low power wide area networks, LPWAN, LTE-M, Mesh networking, Narrowband IoT, NB-IoT, Smart home, Thread, Wi-Fi, Wireless connectivity, Zigbee
Connected-Home Tech Falls Short but the Future is Bright
En enero 24, 2019 en All, IoT, Lighting, RF, Sensors, Wireless por Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
While smart-home devices are gaining traction, the truly connected home remains a dream. Engineers are working on interim solutions to meld disparate wireless technologies, with some success, but a single smart-home solution is far in the future.
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Tagged With: Bluetooth Low Energy, Cloud, Connected home, Internet of Things, Mesh networking, Thread, Wi-Fi, Wireless connectivity, Zigbee, Z-Wave
Quantum Computing, What Is It And Why Should We Care?
En noviembre 27, 2018 en All, Computing por SJ Barak
SJ Barak
In this Q&A with bestselling author of Quantum Computing for Babies, William Hurley (Whurley), a visionary in the field who is on a mission to connect quantum hardware to the organizations who can use them, we discuss the basics of quantum computing and how engineers can get involved today.
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Tagged With: Artificial Intelligence, Bits, Cloud, Electronics, Quantum Computing, Qubits
Mouser’s STEAMy Summer: Part 3
En octubre 19, 2018 en All, Dev Tools, Maker, Sensors, STEAM, Student Central, Summer Fun por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
For part 3 of “Mouser’s STEAMy Summer” series, we will go through each step to build the circuit and program the Arduino MKR1000 for your ultraviolet (UV) monitor and alert project so that you and your young, aspiring engineer can protect your family when you’re out enjoying the sun.
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Tagged With: Arduino MKR1000, Bill of materials, BOM, Breadboard, Cloud, Google Sheets , Li-Po battery, Lithium polymer, Sensors, Si1145, Silicon Labs, TDK Corporation, Ultraviolet radiation, UV monitor and alert project
Will IoT Security Solutions Trickle Down or Bubble Up?
En julio 20, 2018 en All, IoT, Security por Stephen Evanczuk
Stephen Evanczuk
Internet of Things (IoT) security is complex because of the diverse mix of hardware, software, and data involved across multiple layers of various large-scale applications. Despite the increase in security mechanisms and services, IoT security remains fractured and needs a more unified approach.
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Tagged With: Authentication, cloud, hardware integration, Internet of Things, IoT application, IoT platform, secure storage, security solutions, software integration
"Think Like a Hacker" Part 2: Building Secure Systems
En febrero 9, 2018 en All, Computing, IoT, Security por Andrew Plato
Andrew Plato
From the security experts at Anitian in partnership with Mouser, here are tangible steps you can take to improve your development processes and minimize risk in the systems you design.
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Tagged With: agility, Anitian, cloud, code, cycle, Data Security, design, develop, developer, development life, disposable infrastructure, encrypt, environment, Hacker, integrate, risk assessment, secure repository, security testing, strength, system, test, think like a hacker
Never Forget Again: The Rise of Portable Data Storage
En febrero 22, 2017 en Memory por Lynnette Reese
Lynnette Reese
Depending on how you define it, portable data storage dates back to the dawn of time.
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Tagged With: cloud, Portable data, SD Card, storage, USB Flash

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