Leading-edge organizations are using phones, headsets, and other UC devices as Internet of Things sensors for collecting data about user productivity, environmental conditions, facility utilization patterns, and more.

We’re starting the third full week of fall, so of course, blizzards. As a distraction, all the NBA teams are in training camp, so fans of every team are dreaming of a huge trophy and a victory parade around the start of summer in 2020.

I was looking for a way to show students how computer vision object classification and detection worked then I reached for another M&M...

One of the biggest opportunities created by the Internet of Things (IoT) is the ability to use data to generate surprising new insights that guide you to act. But what are insights? Where do they come from? And how do we create them?

Happy Labor Day to readers in the U.S. and Canada, and happy Monday to everyone else.

Lots of grown-up glum faces as football fans have a second week of preseason games to help lower their expectations. Smaller faces slump glum for another reason: schools all over the country are now in session or counting down the days.

IoT Playbook Insight: Semtech generally keeps a pretty low profile, since they make sensors used by other product makers and spread the word about their LoRaWAN long-range, low-power networking products.

Real-time offline AI for skin cancer detection.

Now that all the NFL teams have played a preseason game, there are two fan camps. One, those of the winning teams, feel good about the season. The other, fans of losing teams, say their guys didn’t play their starters and are hiding high-powered offenses during the preseason.