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IoT World 2018: Executive Keynote Highlights
En mayo 17, 2018 en All, Computing, IoT, Open Source, RF, Security, Sensors, Wireless por Paul Golata
Paul Golata
IoT World 2018! According to executive keynote speakers, crucial industries to watch include energy, smart grid, agriculture, healthcare, transportation safety, smart cities and homes, and autonomous vehicles. Key technologies supporting advances in these areas include sensors, edge computing, data security, digital twinning, open source, RF wireless, AI, data management, and more. Here’s a look at the keynote presentations, as told by your favorite Mouser Electronics engineer.
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Tagged With: AI, Artificial intelligence, Autonomous vehicles, Data management, Data security, Digital twinning, Edge computing, Energy, IoT World 2018, Open source, RF wireless, Sensors, Smart agriculture, Smart cities, Smart grid, Smart homes, Transportation safety
Cellular for IoT: Industry Goals and Technology Roadmap
En febrero 23, 2018 en All, IoT, Low Power, RF, Wireless por Barry Manz
Barry Manz
The cellular industry has a solid strategy for making its technologies better suited than LPWANS for IoT. The industry’s goals are many, including low-power consumption, enhanced and increased coverage, enhanced security, and scalability, among others. Three wireless technologies are slated to help meet these goals: LTE-M, EC-GSM-IoT, and NB-IoT.
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Tagged With: 3GPP standards, 5G, cellular, Digi XBee, eDRX, IoT, LoRa, LPWAN, PSM
5G Is So Near-Future: A Look Ahead to 6G and 7G
En febrero 16, 2018 en All, IoT, RF, Wireless por SJ Barak
SJ Barak
5G may be the buzzword of the moment, but it’s so near-future. We should be future-forward, thinking of near “sci-fi like possibilities” of 6G and 7G that may arise just a decade or two from now, with wireless speeds up to 11Gbps enabling things like mind-to-mind communication, home ATM machines, space roaming, and so much more!
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Tagged With: telepathy, 5G, 6G, 7G, AI, artificial intelligence, continuous computing, law of accelerating returns, nanoantenna, nanocore, Ray Kurzweil, space roaming
Robots in the Spotlight at 2018 Winter Olympics
En febrero 7, 2018 en All, Automotive, General, RF, Robotics, Security, Sensors, Wireless por Barry Manz
Barry Manz
The Olympic Games have become as much a showcase for a country’s high-tech capabilities as they are for the sporting events, but this year’s Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea takes this trend to a whole new level.
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Tagged With: 5G, AI, artificial intelligence, autonomous, Olympics, Robotics, robots, virtual reality
Tech Scores a TD at Super Bowl LII
En febrero 2, 2018 en All, Computing, Lighting, Power, RF, Security, Wireless por Barry Manz
Barry Manz
Super Bowl LII fans in the stands will expect flawless cellular and Wi-Fi performance, and viewers at home will expect multi-view, action-packed, real-time coverage. The mammoth technology infrastructure supporting Super Bowl LII should deliver on both.
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Tagged With: broadcast, Intel True View, LEED Gold certification, streaming, Super Bowl LII, technology, UHD, VenueNext, voxels, Wi-Fi
Biggest Tech Flops of All Time: The Picturephone
En enero 19, 2018 en All, Audio, General, Sensors, Wireless por Barry Manz
Barry Manz
Flops in technological development are nothing new, but how do they relate? They were led by bright minds who ignored customer sentiment.
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Tagged With: AT&T, Bell Laboratories, Bell Labs, Bell System, development, Picturephone, smartphone , technological, telephone, videoconference, Videophone, videotelephony, World’s Fair
Bluetooth Takes a Hit. Design Engineers to the Rescue?
En septiembre 15, 2017 en All, IoT, RF, Security, Wireless por Barry Manz
Barry Manz
Bluetooth BlueBorne is just one of many security issues making the news headlines. Hardening security in embedded systems is a tall order, yes, but paramount. For designers of Bluetooth-enabled components, subsystems, and systems, BlueBorne poses the question of how to harden Bluetooth in future products against such threats.
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Tagged With: BlueBorne, Bluetooth
Millimeter Wavelengths, The Next Wireless Frontier
En mayo 26, 2017 en All, RF, Wireless por Barry Manz
Barry Manz
The use of very high frequencies for communication has always been "just around the corner," where, because of significant technical challenges, it's remained for 50 years. Now, faced with scarce spectrum available at lower frequencies, the wireless industry is determined to overcome those challenges.
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Tagged With: 5G, high speed cellular, millimeter wave, wireless
5G Moves Forward With Early Trials
En mayo 24, 2017 en All, Wireless por Lynnette Reese
Lynnette Reese
Faster speeds and more bandwidth are required for all the new wireless technology that is on the way. 5G will represent a quantum leap beyond 4G networks in terms of speed, efficiency, and total capacity.
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Tagged With: 5G, fifth generation wireless
Hacking Driverless Cars
En mayo 16, 2017 en All, Automotive, IoT, Wireless por Mark Patrick
Mark Patrick
Reducing the attack surface of autonomous driving hardware and software is an integral part of a safety development process and a particular challenge for developers.
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Tagged With: cybersecurity, driverless cars, V2V

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