This week's news was compiled and written by Kevin C. Tofel Carbon dioxide could deliver smart home privacy: Chalk up another interesting project from MIT’s Media Lab. The latest is a new approach to getting more privacy in the smart home. It uses … [Read more...]
Podcast: AWS overload and Libelium embraces the cloud
This week's show kicks off with a bunch of IoT-related news from Amazon's re:Invent conference happening this week in Las Vegas. We cover the launch of a fleet management service, a digital twin service, an easy way to securely connect hardware to … [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...]
What Biden’s giant executive order means for the IoT
On July 9, President Biden issued a mammoth executive order (EO) focused on increasing competition that included everything from bringing back net neutrality rules to asking the Food and Drug Administration to investigate cheaper pharmaceutical … [Read more...]
Why IoT (and more) need software bills of materials
You may have started to hear the term "software bills of materials (SBoM)" in the last few years. In 2019, the Food and Drug Administration set out guidance for medical devices makers to disclose the software used in each of their products. More … [Read more...]
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