As businesses prepare to bring their employees back onsite, large and small vendors are pushing IoT-based products to help businesses track their employees for purposes of contact tracing, social distancing, and ensuring they don't breach lowered … [Read more...]
Inlo aims to build a presence platform for the smart home
When it comes to the smart home, we're still missing vital context about the location and identity of people in a room. A smart home system may recognize that people are at home thanks to a presence sensor on a Nest thermostat, or by tracking … [Read more...]
Two startups trying to bring wireless power to the IoT
I am obsessed with ridding devices of wires. That's why I've been excited to report on the growth of wireless connectivity for the last two decades and why I'm now eagerly awaiting improvements in wireless power and energy-harvesting chips. Over the … [Read more...]
IOTech wants to build an open edge
Middleware is never sexy, but it is always necessary. That's why startup IOTech has turned an open-source middleware project for the IoT edge into a commercial product and raised $7.5 million to sell it. The three-year-old company is based in … [Read more...]
What Arable learned bringing the IoT to farmers
Four years ago, I spoke with Adam Wolf, then the CEO of Arable, which was building a connected device designed to help farmers manage their irrigation and improve crop yields. Its device — the Arable Mark — was launched in 2017. It contained sensors … [Read more...]
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