Embedded Computing Design

Hands down one of the coolest booths I visited while at CES, QNX Software had two vehicles on display that were retrofit-ted with their latest technol...

NXP Semiconductor occupied a portable in the show's central plaza, and inside I found out why. The company was exhibit-ing a range of technology, from...

A few months back when I first heard about the formation of the Open Interconnect Consortium (OIC) I thought to myself, "Do we really need another IoT...

A few months back when I first heard about the formation of the Open Interconnect Consortium (OIC) I thought to myself, "Do we really need another IoT...

Okay, this briefing actually happened the day before CES officially opened to the public, but I'm sure you'll give me a pass. Bob Krysiak went through...

Earlier this week, Wind River announced a new platform for Internet of Things (IoT) device management, the Wind River Edge Management System. The clou...

Earlier this week, Wind River announced a new platform for Internet of Things (IoT) device management, the Wind River Edge Management System. The clou...

The IoT is set to usher in an unprecedented age of economic efficiency and drive marginal costs of goods and services down to nearly zero.

With so many endpoints in the IoT, security can no longer be an afterthought. This requires a built-in approach to security from the ground up, and ne...

For most companies, the worst part about designing a sensor system is the algorithms. You usually have to start the most common algorithm development...

The last I remember of ultra-wideband (UWB) technology was a few years back when Tzero Technologies followed fellow UWB champions WiQuest and Focus En...

OMA-DM, LWM2M, and the direction of the Open Mobile Alliance are outlined in this brief interview.

The Big Data forecast remains cloudy, and it's moving faster than you'd expect.

Ross Buntrock of Arent Fox puts IoT data privacy and security under a legal lens.

Red Hat's Chris Gray discusses the evolution of open source and the Internet of Things.

For every 30 minutes of operation, a Boeing jet engine generates 10 terabytes of data. That’s 1 trillion bytes, or the digitized equivalent of the entire printed collection of the Library of Congress. Multiply that by the number of jet engines propelling more than 87,000 flights over the U.S. every day, and you’ve got yourself a lot of data.

Wi-Fi connectivity, pre-integration, and partnership highlight trends in IoT development.

The Internet of Things World conference investigates IoT application development, security, and business models.

This infographic is the result of a collaboration between Postscapes and Harbor Research, and describes the Internet of Things (IoT) as a combination...

At lunch the other day with my friend Paul Stevens of Advantech's Networking & Telecom Group, I asked how the Internet of Things (IoT) was impacting t...