IoT — Connected Intelligences
Steve Patterson's observations and writing are based on his 20 years of experience working in the primordial ooze of start-ups in Boston and the San Francisco Bay Area. He is passionate about the development and marketing of new technology products that can launch new, sustainable growth companies. Steve also co-manages the Boston Google Developers Group in Cambridge.
How SAP is making the shift to industrial IoT
SAP’s relies on its diverse ERP customers and experience to capitalize on the industrial IoT.
How Cisco drives its industrial IoT business forward
Industrial IoT development is complicated and slow growing. Cisco is seeing some success, though, thanks to its IoT ecosystem of customers, partners and expert innovators.
Rebuttal to Daring Fireball: FreeBSD, Intel and Microsoft did save the Mac
Daring Fireball claimed 10 errors in one of my posts, citing only one. Here are the details about how FreeBSD, Intel and Microsoft saved the Mac.
How the internet of sound eliminates billions of IoT sensors
Hackathon winners cleverly avoid the billions of IoT sensor truck rolls needed to help visually impaired people navigate by using sounds instead of sensors.
How to build low-cost IoT sensor networks
Researchers designed an IoT network using sound and motion sensors that estimates public space utilization. The ideas can be applied to other IoT sensor networks.
What the IoT industry can learn from Apple’s revival of the Mac
IoT growth depends on an open ecosystem. It cannot wait, nor can it be like Apple and take from the ecosystem without contributing.
Will machine learning save the enterprise server business?
Server makers may be turning to industry verticals such as machine learning to restore growth.
Pub/Sub model could connect IoT devices without carrier networks
The Publisher/Subscriber model could circumvent the long wait for ubiquitous IoT connectivity.
How Microsoft’s self-soaring sailplane improves IoT, digital assistants
Microsoft researchers built an autonomous sailplane to answer a scientific question that applies to building robust digital assistants, IoT devices and autonomous vehicles.
5 reasons why device makers cannot secure the IoT platform
Security standards will not protect the emerging IoT platform that will remain vulnerable until post-platform security arrives.
IoT privacy: 30 ways to build a security culture
To improve IoT security and privacy, both IoT device makers and developers must do their part. Here's how.
Using IoT to keep Mt. Washington hikers safe, predict weather
An early IoT adopter, the Mount Washington Observatory uses an ensemble of radios and sensors to monitor weather and alert hikers and observatory personnel.
This Mirai malware vaccine could protect insecure IoT devices
Researchers have created a white worm from the Mirai source code to defend IoT devices that have weak security.
This Linux tool could improve the security of IoT devices
Snappy, a software deployment and management system designed by Canonical for the Ubuntu operating system, could be a shortcut to building trusted IoT applications.
How to improve IoT security
The trend to create IoT devices and equipment is creating daunting security challenges. Researchers say the only way to address the issue is to create a security culture.
IoT hype cycle antidote: Sitting with the engineers
Internet of Things CTO Joe Biron explains how to engineer IoT for innovative customers now and in the future.
The IoT needs simulation to grow
Millions of simple IoT devices add up to a complex system that will need simulators to accurately design it.
LoRaWAN key to building full-stack production IoT networks
Senet’s chief engineer explains how to build networks within IoT's constraints.
Bluetooth Mesh networks: Is a standards body right for IoT innovation?
The Bluetooth Mesh specification is impressive, but a specification with an open-source project could accelerate IoT adoption faster.
Will IoT party like 1999?
IoT semiconductors and electronic design automation (EDA) may be the most accurate predictors of IoT development.
