Battery Life Guarantees: Is “Up to 5 Years” Good Enough?
Illustration: © IoT For All One of the key questions any IoT buyer asks is, “How long will this device last in the field?” For IoT manufacturers, that’s a tricky question. Battery life depends on many factors, from data throughput to surrounding temperatures and more. The safest bet is to frame your guarantees in terms […]
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Azure IoT Central’s reported retirement plans remain mysterious
News that Microsoft plans to retire its Azure IoT Central platform, used by many developers to create customized IoT (internet of things) frameworks for large-scale deployments, has been partially walked back by the tech giant, prompting confusion among IoT experts. A system message issued earlier this month stated that the service would be retired as […]
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Iveda Launches IvedaAI Sense
MESA, Ariz.– Iveda® (NASDAQ:IVDA), the global solution for cloud-based AI unveiled the launch of IvedaAI Sense, an AI-based sensor that can precisely detect smoke and vapor particles and incidents of bullying. Integrated into the IvedaAI platform, IvedaAI Sense can be installed in various settings, including schools, offices, and other public spaces. IvedaAI uses deep learning technology to […]
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GitHub Copilot makes insecure code even less secure, Snyk says
GitHub’s AI-powered coding assistant, GitHub Copilot, may suggest insecure code when the user’s existing codebase contains security issues, according to developer security company Snyk. GitHub Copilot can replicate existing security issues in code, Snyk said in a blog post published February 22. “This means that existing security debt in a project can make insecure developers […]
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webOS
What is webOS? WebOS is an LG-owned, Linux-based operating system for smart devices, particularly smart TVs. The OS runs on LG televisions, as well as on a limited number of other LG devices, including refrigerators, projectors and digital signage. In addition, several third-party vendors now license webOS from LG for their smart TVs, including RCA, […]
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When to use classes, structs, or records in C#
Classes, structs, and records are fundamental concepts in C# programming. Each is a different kind of type, with different features, capabilities, and limitations. To make matters more confusing, they have features and characteristics in common. Classes are reference types that provide support for useful object-oriented concepts such as encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. Structs are value […]
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Distributed Edge Networks For IoT Offer New Levels of Control and Optimization
Illustration: © IoT For All Today’s breakout solutions don’t offer granular control over how and where remote IoT application traffic routes. Sending this valuable data to the home network causes delays, exposes traffic to security threats, and lies beyond the direct control of IoT service providers. How can a software-defined distributed edge network help? One […]
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Advanced profiling proposed for Java Flight Recorder
Java’s profiling capabilities would be improved within the Java Flight Recorder (JFR), a tool for collecting diagnostic and profiling data in running Java applications, under a proposal floating in the OpenJDK community. Called Skogsluft, the project would introduce advanced profiling features to bridge the gap between Java and native code execution and offer more precise […]
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Computer Vision Is Transforming the Manufacturing Industry with Real-Time Data
Illustration: © IoT For All Recent headlines about an entire section of an airplane breaking off in flight were alarming and almost unbelievable. Taken with other manufacturing headlines like, “FDA finds new manufacturing lapses at Eli Lilly plant,” “Factory never tested applesauce packets that were recalled due to lead poisonings, FDA finds,” and “Luxury cars […]
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Reactive magic in Svelte 5: Understanding Runes
Svelte 5 brings improvements under the hood—namely functional components and the adoption of signals—but is otherwise a mostly incremental update. The one exception is the new Runes feature, which introduces a host of ideas for dealing with reactivity in a more modular, succinct, and fine-grained way. In this article, you’ll get a hands-on introduction to […]
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