Machine learning at the edge may be designed for tiny chips, but it is a huge topic. If we can run machine learning models on constrained devices, we can keep data local, which will boost privacy, and we can reduce the energy demands of both the … [Read more...]
Meet Shelly devices, a European smart home import
For the past few months, I've been getting emails from podcast listeners asking me about Shelly, a brand of smart home devices that I've long associated with Europe. It turns out that this time last year, Allterco Robotics, the company behind the … [Read more...]
Eye-gaze tracking on a smart display: The next smart home interface?
Earlier this week, Google introduced Look to Speak, an experimental Android app that brings input access for those who can’t speak or physically type. Look to Speak uses the camera of an Android phone to track the eye gaze of a user, allowing them to … [Read more...]
Contribute to an app trying to stop IoT surveillance
I'm going to keep this article really short to help make up for the tome of an essay above, although the topic is related. This week, Carnegie Mellon released what it's calling the IoT Privacy Assistant app, which shows users the location of nearby … [Read more...]
When did Amazon become so problematic?
Amazon this week kicked off a three-week conference dedicated to its suite of cloud computing offerings, collectively known as Amazon Web Services (AWS). Developers, analysts, and members of the media have signed up in order to understand what those … [Read more...]
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