IoT & Smart Cities

December 2013

TI claims industry's most extensive reference design library

Texas Instruments introduced TI Designs, presented as the industry’s most extensive reference design library, spanning TI’s broad portfolio of analog, embedded processor and connectivity products for industrial, automotive, consumer, communications and computing applications, among others. TI Designs are co

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Date:

12/30/2013

Freescale's ARM-based Kinetis Miniature MCUs address next-generation IoT devices

Freescale Semiconductor is extending its Kinetis portfolio of microcontrollers to include Kinetis miniature (mini) MCUs, which offer massive design potential in a tiny industry leading package. Intelligent devices, especially in the Internet of Things (IoT) era where connectivity and portability is crucial, co

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Date:

12/19/2013

Alix Paultre, Editorial Director, PSD

Keep the autocorrect apocalypse from coming

Alix Paultre, Editorial Director, PSD

Our society, already in the throes of integrating multiple disruptive technologies simultaneously, must also integrate the myriad byproducts and their impact as well. We take for granted that the future will be a web of inter-communicating smart devices within a cloud-based Internet of Things (IoT) infrastructure an

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Date:

12/13/2013

Redpine Signals creates first energy-harvesting, multifunctional and multiprotocol Internet of Things device

Redpine Signals, a leading developer of ultra-low-power and high-performance multi-standard wireless chipsets and systems, announced the release of the WiSeMote-EH, believed to be the industry’s first multi-functional device with Wi-Fi, BT and BT-LE connectivity and incorporating photo-voltaic energy harvesting. Th

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Date:

12/06/2013