Introduction

Hello and welcome back to this two part blog series where we revisit our Sensors to Servers demonstration (part 1 can be found here). In this instalment we will take a look at how we modified the demo to enable cloud hosting and featured…

Introduction

Deep in the darkest depths of ARM’s Cambridge campus reside a small team of engineers whose job it is to envision and create forward thinking technology demonstrations based on ARM. That team goes by the name of Applied Systems Engineering…

Sensor hubs have gained traction among design teams in recent years, as the marriage blossoms between evolving (and power-sensitive) hardware and smart software algorithms.

To me, it’s an interesting phenomena in system design, where it’s almost always…

Having just spent two days at the mHealth summit in Washington DC, a major theme of the event was how wearables were going to play a part in healthcare. As I think back to how the medical system was when I was growing up, if you were sick you went to…

Somewhere on the spectrum between hype and hope and “it’ll never happen” lies the future of the Internet of Things.

In electronics design, the ecosystem is driving hard toward delivering devices, software and tools to enable this vast…

Introduction

This is the third and final instalment of the Sensors to Servers demonstration blog. Today we’ll talk about the server side of the story, and the visualisation we provided to client devices.

Server

One of the catalysts for building…

Introduction

Welcome back, to the second instalment of the Sensors to Servers demonstration blog. In this entry, we’ll talk in more detail about the sensor nodes developed for the demonstration. This will include some details on the development board…

IoT sensors breed a new future as technology fades into the background. Old industries are reformed, new applications light up and take flight while data stalls. Tomorrow begins today!

With more than 50 billion devices already in the market, what does…