Internet of Things (IoT) blog

We have been Exploring the world of ARM based Embedded Computing Boards (ECB) here on the ARM Community for 2 months now and its been a real eye opener for me.  I've been in the Embedded business for a…

Read the new white paper about OpenDataPlane (ODP), a standardized data plane API that can be used to support Linux-based network applications across the array of silicon architectures and hardware/software…

The dawn of cable-TV systems started over 30 years ago, marked by the need for an electronic tuning device to receive TV channels available on frequencies not able to be tuned in by standard television…

About thirty years ago, Acorn partnered with the BBC with the purpose of putting at least one computer into every school in the UK. The goal was to get children interested in writing code and it has been…

Good news, parents. Connectivity is about to become your next best friend. Here are some of the smart products making that happen!

In 1976, AT&T and MIT held a conference that brought together of number scientists, theorists and academics to explore the future of technology. There, Bell System news magazine had the chance to catch…

2015 will be the year that we see connected living go mainstream. Evident by the sheer number of smart home devices on display back at CES, we can surely expect an uptick in products hitting the market…

Nearly 50 years after the creation of The Jetsons, owning a 'Rosie-type' personal robot is almost here. Thank you to today's technology and intelligent innovators, the 'far-fetched future utopia' dreams…

I believe the next 100 billion ARM-based chips will be driven by sensor networks. As in sensor networks will create data which will focus future software investments. To help discuss how I got to this…

Irrespective of the research firm numbers or the predictions from any of the large companies with a vested interest in the growth in devices, we are all pretty much agreed that there will be billions of…

We are delighted to announce that the ARM Cortex-M7 processor has been selected by the Linley Group as the “Best Processor IP” for 2014.Each year The Linley Group (one of the leading semiconductor…

Qualcomm is excited about wearables for many reasons, not least of which is because most people use one phone per person but everybody can have multiple wearables so it’s a huge market.

Wearables are about taking the ubiquity of the Internet one step further. With virtually limitless applications wearable technology represents a huge value proposition and growth.

A 'smart' device isn't smart if you can only control it locally. What good is that? You need the ability to control your devices remotely. And that's where remote configuration comes into play.

We are currently in the early stages of a so-called “wearable revolution”, with several new wearable devices in different form factors and functions.

The 'Internet of Things' or 'IoT‟ represents an exciting opportunity for device manufacturers, service providers and consumers alike.  The ability to connect billions of 'things‟ to the internet…

Wearables are hot, we all know that, and there is so much happening it’s easy to get caught up in the hype so to get some balance I reached out to Silicon Valley entrepreneur Adam Traidman to get his take…

After an intense couple of weeks looking at Wearables you get to see patterns and trends emerging in this market and STMicroelectronics is popping up in a lot of devices so I decided to ask why.  I spoke…

Growth in adoption of connected cars has exploded as of late, and is showing no signs of slowing down, especially the vehicle-to-infrastructure and vehicle-to-retail segments. As adoption grows exponentially…

If you've been reading my blogs (here and on EETimes) you know how excited I am about the wave of innovative products coming out of Kickstarter, Indiegogo and incubators like Y-Combinator - so when I…

Advanced Driver Assistant System (ADAS) is a key application leading towards autonomous drive in the not distant future.