• These goggles let you point, click and swim on course

    Artie Beavis
    Artie Beavis
    Swimming from one end of a pool to the other in a straight line is fairly easy. Doing the same in an open body of water or lake, not so much. With the absence of lanes, swimmers and triathletes tend to…
    • October 15, 2015
  • Does Chromecast signal a bad week for Bluetooth?

    Paul Williamson
    Paul Williamson
    This week Google launched their new Chromecast audio and encouraged you to switch to WiFi for your streaming audio. The shift in audio listening habits is real, content is no longer local, and streaming…
    • October 15, 2015
  • This smart system wants to make rehabilitation more enjoyable

    Artie Beavis
    Artie Beavis
    As many of us know all too well, injuries to the hand and wrist are fairly common among children. Making matters worse, rehabilitation exercises tend to be just as demotivating as they are monotonous.…
    • October 14, 2015
  • U.K. Startup Drives Modular Design into Smart Watches

    Brian Fuller
    Brian Fuller
    A London-based startup raises the concept of wearables design to a new level. BLOCKS, the brainchild of Ali Tahmasebzadeh and Serge Vasylechko, launched its Kickstarter program for a design considered…
    • October 13, 2015
  • Grove peripherals for industrial/embedded IoT

    Gergely Imreh
    Gergely Imreh
    Hardware interoperability is a long-standing issue. Ideally different computer and microcontroller boards expose their internals the way it fits their capabilities best. On the other hand, ideally peripherals…
    • September 16, 2015
  • How to Design a Data Center for the Developing World

    Brian Fuller
    Brian Fuller
    Meet William Weatherholtz and team, who just won the inveneo solar-powered Micro-Data Center Design Challenge for their Micro Weather station design.
    • September 10, 2015
  • mbed OS Beta is here!

    Zach Shelby
    Zach Shelby
    Last October we announced that ARM and our partners were creating a software ecosystem and new operating system for Internet-connected devices with standards support, low power and security as key goals…
    • September 7, 2015
  • ŌURA is a smart ring that will help you sleep and perform better

    Artie Beavis
    Artie Beavis
    “The ŌURA ring may well be the first sleep tracker that works. I met the founder, and backed their Kickstarter,” Tim O’Reilly recently tweeted in response to the revolutionary wellness…
    • August 20, 2015
  • IoT standards: How CoAP, OMALWM2M and IPSO smart objects fits together in an IoT stack

    Pratul Sharma
    Pratul Sharma
    If you are following IoT, you must have heard about CoAP, OMALWM2M and IPSO smart objects and have wondered how all these new protocols fits together in a stack. In this post we will look at how these…
    • August 14, 2015
  • Java speaks CoAP

    Zach Shelby
    Zach Shelby
    The IoT team at ARM puts a lot of effort into creating and implemented standards for security and communications. A great example of this is the Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP), RFC7252, which…
    • August 3, 2015
  • This device can locate, unlock and remote start any vehicle with OnStar RemoteLink

    Artie Beavis
    Artie Beavis
    When director Sam Esmail was casting for his latest cyberpunk–thriller TV series Mr. Robot, we’re surprised serial hacker Samy Kamkar wasn’t in the running for the star role. That’s because, in just the…
    • July 30, 2015
  • Where IoT Growth is Coming From Might Surprise You

    Brian Fuller
    Brian Fuller
    For Internet of Things (IoT) designs, the consumer segment is a sexy siren call, but enterprise applications are where the money is, according to a top analyst from IDC. Vernon Turner, senior vice president…
    • July 23, 2015
  • Welcome to Home Smart Home

    Brian Fuller
    Brian Fuller
    In electronics design the ecosystem is driving hard toward delivering devices, software and tools to enable IoT to take off. For retailers it could be huge...or not. They’re trying to figure it out as…
    • July 21, 2015
  • This 60-LED watch bares its parts on a circuit board face

    Artie Beavis
    Artie Beavis
    Aside from the pocket protector, the wristwatch has become a staple for any true geek. And we’re not just talking about any ordinary wrist-adorned device, it has to be unique — the dorkier, the better…
    • July 12, 2015
  • Sensors To Servers Demo(Part 3)

    Eric Gowland
    Eric Gowland
    This is the third installment of the Sensors to Servers demo blog. We’ll talk about the server side of the story and the visualisation we provided to client devices.
    • July 7, 2015
  • Sensors To Servers Demo (Part 2)

    Eric Gowland
    Eric Gowland
    Welcome 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.
    • July 7, 2015
  • Sensors to Servers Demo (Part 1)

    Eric Gowland
    Eric Gowland
    This blog is the first in a series on the Sensors to Servers demonstration. This first episode will present the basic topology of the demonstration and discuss the connectivity standards used.
    • July 7, 2015
  • Wino is an $11 Arduino-compatible board with built-in Wi-Fi

    Artie Beavis
    Artie Beavis
    Recently launched on Kickstarter, the Wino is an Arduino-compatible board with built-in Wi-Fi that is designed to help bring IoT ideas to life in a cost-effective manner.
    • June 18, 2015
  • ARM’s new Partnership with UNICEF

    Dominic Vergine
    Dominic Vergine
    There are still 4.5 billion people without access to the Internet. Bain & Company, the global management consulting firm, suggests that this represents by far the largest opportunity of the next d…
    • June 10, 2015
  • UNICEF Procurement Visit

    Dominic Vergine
    Dominic Vergine
    I had the privilege of visiting UNICEF’s global procurement hub last week, a quite extraordinary experience. Based at the port in Copenhagen, the state of the art facility was donated by the Danish government…
    • June 10, 2015
  • Exploring the world of ARM based Embedded Computing Boards (ECB)

    David Blaza
    David Blaza
    Embedded Computing Boards have been around since the 1970's and come in many form factors such as VPX, COM Express, xTCA etc. depending upon the industry they are being deployed into. ECBs, also known…
    • June 2, 2015
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