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New technologies could make building management, HVAC systems even...

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...
The future of 5G depends on software-defined radio

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...
Zero-Trust IoT

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...
How touch sensing is gaining traction in automotive design

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...
IoT Classroom Technology

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...
EP28: How to 10x the Value of Your Business

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...

ICYMI Through July 18, 2022

News

James E Gaskin

Welcome to mid-July, where every temperature is above average, and many are far above, as in ridiculously higher than normal.

Internet-Controlled Light Switch

Article

How-To

Robert John

Did I leave the lights on? I need a quick way of knowing and also turning the lights on or off. The physical switch would need to be a toggle: one press to turn it on and another to turn it off. That way the lamp could be turned on or off either physically or remotely.

Putting the smarts into building automation

Article

Avnet

Arguments for smart building automation become crystalized as workers return to the office following pandemic restrictions in some locales.

ICYMI Through July 11, 2022

News

James E. Gaskin

NFL fans have waited a long time for something exciting. Cheer up, because some NFL teams open training camp on July 18 and others follow soon.

MEGR 3171 Fridge Temp monitor team 26

Article

How-To

Price Alphin and Drew Demers

This IOT project is a simple temperature and photoresistor project that works to see if your fridge is working at the proper temperature

Are microLEDs the next big (small) thing?

Article

Philip Ling

The potential of microLEDs goes far beyond smaller indicators and flashing lights. Avnet spoke with Ron Mertens, CEO and Founder of Micro-LED-Info, a website dedicated to microLED technology, to find out more.

ICYMI Through July 4, 2022

News

James E Gaskin

Now that July 4, known as “Howl Night” to dogs everywhere, is past, summer is heavy upon us. Enjoy your vacation if you get one.

Hand Gesture Recognition using TinyML on OpenMV

Article

Wamiq Raza

As the vision-based technology of hand gesture recognition is an important part of human-computer interaction.

How to use structured light and image sensors for range detection and identification

Article

Philip Ling

Range detection using structured light and image sensors adds accurate depth perception to enable 3D image systems such as facial recognition.

ICYMI Through June 27, 2022

News

James E Gaskin

Superstitious? Big fan of omens? Love messages sent by the universe? Can’t wait for the ancient prophecies to come true?

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The Integrator and Solution Provider’s Guide to Profiting from the Internet of Things

ICYMI Through July 18, 2022

Internet-Controlled Light Switch

Putting the smarts into building automation

ICYMI Through July 11, 2022

MEGR 3171 Fridge Temp monitor team 26

Are microLEDs the next big (small) thing?

ICYMI Through July 4, 2022

Hand Gesture Recognition using TinyML on OpenMV

How to use structured light and image sensors for range detection and identification

ICYMI Through June 27, 2022

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