Balancing interoperability with efficiency for wearables
While IoT devices have converged around IP, the many application-layer approaches must be resolved if designers of wearable devices are to maximize their
Author: Patrick Mannion
A Q&A with Skip Ashton on the Internet of Things
Silicon Labs’ vice president gives Electronic Products readers insight as to what’s happening in IoT
HOST opens military coffers to embedded systems developers
By uniting under a single open system technology, the Air Force, Army, and Navy hope to lower the cost and time required to field advanced
Designers balance innovation with cost for expanding military and aerospace
Smart bullets and underwater drones are interesting, but they’re not much good if the military can’t afford the systems and processing required to run
MWC 2017 shows the best is yet to come for wireless
Is it the best of times or the worst of times for mobile wireless? It depends on who asked at this year’s Mobile World Congress
ON Semi RSL10 Bluetooth 5 SoC combines ultra-low power with streaming audio
Bluetooth low energy wasn’t intended for audio streaming, but ON Semi’s first BLE SoC combines ultra-low power for IoT with support for continuous
The risk of RISC-V
The launch of the RISC-V processor spotlights the question of just how practical it is to launch a new processor architecture when so many efforts to do so have
2017: IoT and the year of the engi-preneur
New ideas and a friendlier business environment may well fan the engi-preneur flame, and that could be the single-most exciting and productive trend of
