This spring (which officially starts on March 19) has bloomed into a new world, one that’s much more productive. Those March Madness pools? Gone. Major League Baseball opening day? Gone. Toilet paper? Gone. At least we still have Netflix and chill.

The IoT needs a modern framework that makes it easier to design and deploy devices, applications, and services—securely.

WELCOME TO A NEW YEAR and a new decade! Both are sure to be filled with unexpected opportunities, unavoidable missteps, unanticipated success stories, and a host of surprises. 2019 certainly was, as we know now thanks to (forgive us) 20/20 hindsight.

Since Daylight Savings Time sprang forward and ruined our Sunday, we know spring is close (10 days). And spring break, or “SPRING BREAK WOOO!” if you’re young, happens this month as well. Try to relax and enjoy the anticipation of spring, warmer weather, and mosquitos.

With technology improving and prices dropping, AR interfaces for industrial IoT use cases are moving into the mainstream.

The new offering is designed to make using Avnet’s IoTConnect platform to create IoT products easier for integrators and OEMs.

Have wearable IoT devices made you a fan of augmented reality? If so, you might be happy to learn that Microsoft Soundscape now works on the Bose Frames Audio glasses wearable.

To send the humidity logs over the network you'll use the light-weight Maple REST server.

We made it through Valentine’s Day so the next excitement to look forward to is Spring Break in three to five weeks, depending. Whether you fondly remember your college breaks, or you dread your children being out of school for a week, at least it’s something different.

How Industry 4.0 will mature with tech leaders embracing artificial intelligence