This week, Arlo launched what I generously think of as its pay-for-customer-service enticement for its smart home camera products. As of Oct. 4, customers without a subscription who've had their devices for more than 90 days no longer get phone … [Read more...]
The FDA investigates bringing the IoT to food supply chains
A combination of sensors, blockchain technology, and the cloud is poised to deliver almost real-time tracking of food as it leaves a farm or fishery, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration wants to help the technology behind food traceability … [Read more...]
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A lot of ink (or pixels) has been devoted to covering Amazon's device launch this week, including my own contribution. The biggest themes emerging are concerns about Amazon building a surveillance apparatus in your home and how its theme of ambient … [Read more...]
This factory is using AR to help with a hiring crunch
The "help wanted" signs scattered throughout restaurants, stores, and medical offices are becoming all too familiar these days. While economists can debate if that's because pay is too low or pandemic benefits are too high, the end result is the … [Read more...]
Forget perimeters; for security, look at device behavior
Not a week goes by without some sort of vulnerability or breach associated with the IoT taking place. More devices, varied devices, and the rise of far more sophisticated attackers have led to big IT firms investing in their own security capabilities … [Read more...]
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