STMicroelectronics announced at an award ceremony during Electronica the two winning designs from the ST IoT Design Challenge.
Internet of Things
Electronics related to the Internet of Things (IoT), and all its associated sensors, comms, security, and embedded systems.
Broadcom exits IoT standards body
Broadcom has pulled out of the Open Interconnect Consortium (OIC) set up by Intel as a rival to Qualcomm’s AllSeen Alliance using Qualcomm’s AllJoyn technology.
Smart sensors predict homeowners’ living patterns
Heriot Watt University is highlighting research by its Energy Academy into smart sensors that predict homeowners’ movements and living patterns. The idea is that this will help to reduce fuel bills. The research is being led by Dr Edward Owens and involves using multiple sensors to predict when a home or building is occupied. An algorithm is then used to ...
ARM OS and design system accelerates IoT deployment
ARM has announced software and a free OS to enable IoT products.
TSMC presents processes for IoT
TSMC has put together a package of processes aimed at the ultra-low power requirements of IoT and wearables.
Firms must prepare for IoT that will be hacked
Internet of things (IoT) technology will inevitably be hacked at some point in the future and suppliers of components, systems and software must develop technologies for regaining control of hacked systems.
Silicon Labs offers IoT development kits
Silicon Labs has produced development kits to accelerate the design of environmental and biometric sensing applications for a wide range of IoT products.
Telecos need to get wise to IoT
Telecoms operators need to wise up to the business opportunity the internet of things (IoT) offers for data services, says market analyst Ovum. The latest forecast from the telecoms analyst projects that the cellular M2M market will bring in a total of $252bn for the 2015–19 period, but operators need to invest in their existing capabilities to take advantage of ...
Comment: Wi-Fi is the new Ethernet for IoT
Wi-Fi looks as if it can become the most widely used wireless networking standard. Its adoption in markets outside of its original computer networking application is reminiscent of Ethernet, the now ubiquitous networking standard.
Manufacturer buys M2M firm to target IoT business
Stadium Group has acquired a manufacturer which specialises in M2M wireless devices for use over cellular networks. The Cheshire-based company, United Wireless operates in the automotive and telematics sectors. It employs 40 people. Stadium said it has a strategy to add complementary products, design capability and global supply chain management. Stadium already provdies PCB assembly and box build, power supplies, battery chargers and back‐up supplies, intelligent interface and display systems. M2M is ...