Given the extreme heat this summer and the general awareness of how fragile our power grids are, there is a growing consensus that smart homes should include some form of smart energy management component. Today that might be a smart thermostat … [Read more...]
Podcast: How generative AI could help the IoT
We kick off this week's show with a focus on generative AI and what new models such as GPT-4 and even things like Stable Diffusion could mean for the internet of things. Along the way we disagree with an article trying to compare digital assistants … [Read more...]
Podcast: A Mad Max mask and a power grid of your own
This week Kevin is back and we start the show talking about the Xupermask from Will.i.am and Honeywell. Ring is adding radar to a floodlight camera and we're pumped for that, while MIT researchers are using RF to help give robots X-ray vision. Apple … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for March 26, 2021
What to pack when your industrial plant has been hacked: In a perfect example of what might be painfully obvious for one industry but completely novel for everyone else, Leslie Carhart, a principal industrial incident responder at Dragos, has laid … [Read more...]
Amber’s software-defined electrical currents could change the IoT
As a product reviewer for several publications, I've played around with my fair share of electrical devices — from installing switches to blowing out doorbell transformers. So when I first sat down with Thar Casey, the CEO of Amber, to learn about … [Read more...]