A whole lot of math is involved in robots' movements: When it comes to robots, whether it's a Roomba or a warehouse picker, there's a lot that goes into figuring out where it is in space. GPS doesn't always work indoors, plus the constant … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for July 19, 2019
Tuya inks a deal with Soracom: The Chinese company that provides the cloud back-end of more than 100,000 IoT companies has signed a deal with Soracom, which allows companies to pay for networking and connectivity on demand. The deal will offer each … [Read more...]
Podcast 220: The future of surveillance includes hacked data and biased AI
This week Kevin and I offer a take on the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency hack and what it means in terms of biometric data, broader security trends and how it relates to policing that can rely on connected AR glasses. Basically, it's going … [Read more...]
Podcast: Your smart home data will lead to cheaper insurance
This week Kevin and I continue discussing the fall out from Google killing the Works with Nest program. We discuss alternative devices for those who want to replace their Nest devices. Next, we go into the Amazon Alexa updates that add the Guard … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for May 3, 2019
Organ transfer by drone: Societies are still figuring out the logistics associated with drone delivery. They are noisy, there's not always a good place for them to land, and they may not be the most cost-effective or reliable option available. … [Read more...]
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