Key Factors for Assessing a LoRa Sensor
Illustration: © IoT For All Selecting LoRa Sensors Based on The Use Case There is no universal solution in the world of LoRa sensors. Your choice will always depend on the unique requirements of your use case. In other words, you can’t buy a temperature and humidity sensor with the expectation that it will seamlessly […]
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5 great new features in Django 5
Django, the Python web framework with all batteries included, is on the verge of its fifth major release. Here’s a rundown of five big new Django 5 features to take advantage of, in both existing and new Django projects. Top 5 new features in Django 5 Form fields are simpler to render Model fields for […]
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Building Resilient Smart Cities
Smart cities and utilities require resilient infrastructure that can withstand unexpected disruptions and challenges. From weather and natural disasters, to technology advancements and cyber threats, infrastructure needs to be adaptable and scalable. Phil Beecher, President and CEO of Wi-SUN Alliance, joins Ryan Chacon on the IoT For All Podcast to discuss building resilient smart cities […]
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Here's what AWS revealed about its generative AI strategy at re:Invent 2023
At AWS’ annual re:Invent conference this week, CEO Adam Selipsky and other top executives announced new services and updates to attract burgeoning enterprise interest in generative AI systems and take on rivals including Microsoft, Oracle, Google, and IBM. AWS, the largest cloud service provider in terms of market share, is looking to capitalize on growing […]
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Leveraging the Power of Real-Time Location Systems in Industries
Illustration: © IoT For All These days, many people affix Bluetooth trackers, such as AirTags or SmartTags, to luggage, keys, wallets, or even the inside of their cars to prevent theft or loss of high-value items. Similar technology exists on an enterprise scale, and organizations can leverage it to prevent significant property damage, injury, and […]
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Exploring ISA-95 Standards in Manufacturing
Illustration: © IoT For All In today’s rapidly evolving industrial landscape, data has become a critical asset for organizations seeking to streamline processes, improve efficiency, and gain competitive advantage. The realm of automation, particularly in the context of ISA-95, presents both opportunities and challenges in effectively managing data. Hence, we will explore the fundamental concepts […]
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Amazon Q: AWS' answer to Microsoft’s GPT-driven Copilot
AWS CEO Adam Selipsky on Tuesday premiered the star of the cloud giant’s ongoing re:Invent 2023 conference: Amazon Q, the company’s answer to Microsoft’s GPT-driven Copilot generative AI assistant. Selipsky’s announcement of Q was reminiscent of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s keynote at Ignite and Build, where he announced several integrations and flavors of Copilot […]
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How to protect your organization from IoT malware
IoT devices, despite their benefits, are highly susceptible to malware. Their limited size and computing power make them easy targets. Protecting these devices against attacks is an everyday challenge for enterprise security teams. Let’s take a deeper look at why IoT malware is such a concern and examine ways to protect IoT devices from […]
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JDK 22: The new features in Java 22
Java Development Kit 22, due in March 2024 as the next version of Java Standard Edition, has grown to include 12 features, with a second preview of scoped values and a preview of stream gatherers being the latest additions. Oracle said the feature set for JDK 22 will be frozen by December 7. Scoped values […]
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Get started with Java's new structured concurrency model
Structured concurrency is a new way to use multithreading in Java. It allows developers to think about work in logical groups while taking advantage of both traditional and virtual threads. Available in preview in Java 21, structured concurrency is a key aspect of Java’s future, so now is a good time to start working with it. Why […]
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