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Microsoft’s software patching expertise combined with their code donations to AllJoyn and others suggests a significant commercial presence in the IoT.

Powerful chips finally enable competition of RF energy in microwave ovens, spark plugs, growth lights and more as demonstrated by NXP at the IMS 2015.

Mid-market users are driving richer features and cost competition into PCB design software like never before, largely thanks to the Internet of Things.

Small, low power radars use Doppler and powerful analysis to monitor heartbeats, detect home entry and reconstruct audio signal from vocal cords.

IEEE IMS 2015 Chair Vijay Nair and VC Stephen Goodnick share insights on skin-based RF wearables, energy harvesting, 5G, mmWave, material science and more.

Many designers still don’t know what’s coming with the next generation of USB connection. That’s why it’s time to look at the basics.

IoT intellectual property (IP) interoperability relies on strong standards like those from the Industrial Internet Consortium, the IEEE and others.

My ongoing picture journal from the IEEE RF-Wireless show includes bio-electronics, IoT fads, RF cooking, thought-controlled cars and more.

Industry Leaders JB Systems and The Curation Company Join Resources to Ensure a Global Presence

Thanks to editor Christopher O'Dea for the honorable mention in his IPE article on investment strategies in the Internet of Things (IoT).