IoT Embedded Systems – Nov. 12, 2014
November 12, 2014
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IoT Embedded Systems Newsletter
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Welcome to the inaugural issue of “IOT Embedded System” for hardware and software platform developers. Please subscribe with your email address to continue receiving this content!
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Here’s the “rest of the story” from Internet-of-Things experts at Freescale, Rambus and ARMon end-node challenges and favorite applications. |
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Difficulties abound as both hardware and software designers are being pushed closer together to create the Internet-of-Things technologies. |
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By Stephan Ohr, Research Director, IoT and Power Semiconductors, Gartner Inc. If it does nothing else, the Internet of Things (IoT) will enable new granularity to the devices and processes used for environmental monitoring and control. We can debate … |
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Connectivity enables cloud and data services – such as WOT.IO – that make IoT technology different from its predecessors. |
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By Jonathan T. Kaplan, Esq.
High courts wrestle with limits of copyright, as a protection for software. Software has been in the legal IP spotlight for the past several years, both with respect to patents and copyrights. The dividing line between patents and copyrights.
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By Eric Nguyen, Director of Business Intelligence at Jama Software.
Successful IoT embedded product delivery faces challenging move toward customer-centric development processes lead by software innovation.
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Embedded engineers and managers from these two different disciplines are being forced into closer interactions to meet IoT cost and time constraints.
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Like Aladdin lamp, securing the IOT and wearable devices requires a big punch in a little space. Though limited in computing power, microcontrollers (µCs) continue to play a major role in the Internet of Things (IoT). But some jobs …
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IoT Hype; Growth Patters; Developers Needed; Tiered Apps; Social Justice; UX for IoT; In-Vehicle; Healthcare; Software Approaches
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Wearable WOW; Powering sensors, Qualcomm standards; Congressional IoT; Identity management; Future smart; M2M; User experience missing.
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Avoiding M2M pitfalls will require an open, internet-based approach that decouples IoT devices from services. But what role will standards play? Part I of this interview, Zach Shelby, business development guru at ARM, discussed ways that the IoT developers could avoid the pitfalls of the M2M market; the key role played by start-ups in the IoT; and …
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