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...]
Podcast: Goodbye Anki, hello connected pets
This week Kevin and I mourn the end of Anki, the company behind Kevin's beloved Vector robot. We also talk about the upcoming Google I/O, privacy expectations in apartments with connected devices and AT&T's nationwide NB-IoT network. From there … [Read more...]
How a customer satisfaction company plans to adapt for IoT
If you've wandered through a large airport in the last few years, you've likely seen a small, white, standalone terminal with four buttons that you could push to register how happy you were with the experience you just had while going through … [Read more...]
UbiquitiLink aims to bring satellite service to all
After reading an article about a company that has figured out how to use satellites to offer small data messages to existing cellphones, I had to learn more. If the technology works for cellular standards such as NB-IoT, it could be a boon to … [Read more...]
IoT news of the week for March 15, 2019
Congress is back on IoT security bills: Maybe we won't get any meaningful data privacy legislation, it appears that the US House and the US Senate have picked up a device security bill again. This particular bill gives the National Institute of … [Read more...]
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