IoT news isn’t just an American pastime—the whole world is going IoCrazy. So we’ll catch up to a few stories we missed that happened “across the ponds” and some dollar-oriented news closer to home.
News from afar
Benson Chan, senior partner at Strategy of Things, provides an overview of the marketable facets of IoT and describes the current state of the IoT market. Chan further defines the buyer of IoT solutions and services before ending the presentation with IoT sales and marketing best practices.
The system automatically issues warnings when temperatures in chillers, refrigerators, and freezers start to rise.
The TPE-3018L features a bright LED display, and a generous power budget of 220W.
Benson Chan, senior partner at Strategy of Things, likens where IoT is today to where the dotcom market was in 1996.
IoT Sensors, Part 2: Choosing the right sensors is key to achieving targeted business outcomes.
Sorry we were so early with all the hot summer talk last week. Not only is it hotter this week, the heat has moved from the U.S. to England and beyond. Oops.
As advances in technology make it more cost-effective to deploy Industrial Internet of Things IIoT, industries will need to acquire a strategic approach to integrating new sensor data with pre-existing data environments.
ONVIF Profile A is a new standard that allows for better interoperability between access control devices created by various manufacturers.
As smart-home technology becomes an increasingly popular weapon in domestic abuse, University College London publishes a resource list to help victims.
