AI’s Halloween – Can machines learn to scare us? It is late October and the artificial intelligence (AI) experts at MIT have turned their attentions to the stuff of nightmares and are building an intelligent machine that can learn how to scare the pants off of people, just in time for Halloween. Continue reading “AI’s Halloween – Can machines learn to scare us?”
Anaren announced that it has launched a new Atmosphere Sensors Partnership Program that introduces a suite of proven sensor technologies and tools into Anaren’s wireless connectivity ecosystem. A key feature of the initiative is a new sensors element library, available within the Anaren Atmosphere tool, … Continue reading “New Anaren “Sensor Element Library” Enables Easy Integration of Sensor Drivers and Intelligence into IoT Devices”
StretchSense is developing elastic fabrics that harvest energy through human motion. New Zealand based StretchSense has already made a splash on the wearable market with their stretchable capacitive sensors. Now the company is taking another big step in making these wearable sensors self powered through motion. Continue reading “New Fabrics Harvest Motion To Power Wearables”
To protect data against growing threats, networks must now act as both sensor and enforcer around traffic that passes through users and data centers to the cloud. There has definitely been a digital disruption within our industry. Continue reading “How The Hacker Economy Impacts Your Network & The Cloud”
Have you put much thought lately into what’s stored in your garage? If you have valuables in there next to your car, you might want to think about the hacking potential of your garage door. As it turns out, even your children’s old toys can be ideal for hacking into your home. Continue reading “This Hacked Toy Can Open Many Garage Doors In Seconds (VIDEO)”
New Connections Between Adobe Marketing Cloud and Creative Cloud Simplify Process from Creation to Delivery. At Adobe Summit Europe, the company’s annual digital marketing conference in London, Adobe unveiled advances across Adobe Marketing Cloud that more closely tie big data to creative content. Continue reading “Adobe Advances Integration of Big Data with Creative Content”
The combined pressures of this demographic change, reduced health and social care budgets and the desire of individuals to lead independent lives for longer will drive the need for more personalized health programs based on home-centric care. Continue reading “Internet of Things can help keep the elderly safe at home”
A brief encounter with John Matherly on this way for IoT keynote at the Internet of Things Event. John runs the world’s only search engine that actively finds and maps all devices directly connected to the Internet, including IoT devices. Continue reading “John Matherly, Shodan: Aspects of the IoT that others are not talking about”
China’s Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world’s biggest telecommunications equipment maker, on Wednesday became the latest tech giant to present its own take on the ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT), centered on an operating system designed to allow household and business appliances to communicate with each other online. Continue reading “Huawei stakes claim in Internet of Things market with new operating system”
For the first time in its brief and storied history, the Internet has more machines and inanimate objects talking to each other than people. Cisco, the world’s largest provider of Internet equipment, estimates there are now 10 billion devices and data-gathering sensors connected online… Continue reading “Connecting To The Industrial Internet Of Things”