Buildings have an insatiable appetite for energy. Public and commercial buildings in particular use a lot of energy. Because we spend large parts of our waking lives in...
As it has in so many other applications before it, software-defined radio (SDR) is playing a major role in the development of 5G. In fact, without SDR the promises of 5G...
INCREASINGLY CONSIDERED a sound strategy for network security in general, zero trust (ZT) is arguably even more critical when it comes to Internet of Things...
Engineers have been flirting with cap touch (CT) and its potential for automotive applications for a while now.
Most drivers are familiar with how over the last few...
K-12 STUDENTS working from home like their parents or attending school part of the week in a hybrid model will return to classrooms full-time before long, as will...
In this episode, Mark Smith and his CleanConnect.ai co-founder, David Conley, share their story about building a new AI-software started that serves the oil...
It’s Super Bowl LVII time! Super Bowl #57 pits the AFC’s Kansas City Chiefs against the NFC’s Philadelphia Eagles, and there’s no avoiding it, football fan or not.
From the need to maintain small form factors and keep system power requirements low to concerns over data integrity and cost, the design space for diagnostic wearables is fraught with complexity.
It takes time to look at an image and decide on an action. Machines look at digital images much faster than people, but they need to understand the content. Artificial intelligence (AI) is making that possible.
While the challenges facing the retail sector have been substantial over the past few years, convenience stores are seeing their sales continue to reach new highs.
More than 115,000 people attended CES 2023 earlier this month, almost 3x more than last year. Reviews were mixed, as usual, since consumer media loves to highlight “concept” products like flying cars, virtual reality, and robots, lots and lots of robots. Example?
Faster to market, higher productivity and better security. These are just some of the improvements you will see from adopting a microservice architecture. Moving away from a monolithic application will be a challenge, but the long-term gain is worth the short-term pain.