The Future of IoT Security: Trends and Predictions
The Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized our lives, work, and daily activities. It has turned our dreams into reality, allowing us to wake up in a home where the system automatically regulates room lights and thermostats, and adjusts music to our preferences and moods. When we step outside, we set our car’s temperature and […]
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How platform teams lead to better, faster, stronger enterprises
Modernization has become table stakes for organizations, but transitioning to the cloud requires a brand new technology stack. More and more, IT leaders are turning to cloud and Kubernetes technologies to help developers and operations teams deploy, manage and scale applications more easily. However, the growing complexity of modern application development poses significant challenges for […]
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Micromobility Profitability: How IoT Paves the Way
E-scooters, e-bikes, cargo e-bikes, and other forms of micro-mobility (also known as light electric vehicles (LEVs)) are found on most street corners in today’s urban centers. The market for LEVs (also referred to as micro-mobility) is valued at USD 42.6 billion in 2022. It is projected to hit USD 81.4 billion by 2028, growing at […]
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Smart Irrigation: Revolutionizing Water Usage in Urban Landscapes
In today’s world, where sustainability is not just a trend but a necessity, urban landscapes are crucial in creating healthier, greener cities. From expansive parks and meticulously maintained gardens to the perfectly manicured greens of golf courses, maintaining these urban oases requires a significant amount of water. Traditional irrigation methods, however, are often inefficient, leading […]
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Safety off: Programming in Rust with `unsafe`
extern “C” { fn abs(input: i32) -> i32; } fn main() { unsafe { println!(“Absolute value of -3 according to C: {}”, abs(-3)); } } Any calls made to the functions exposed via the extern “C” block must be wrapped in unsafe, the better to ensure you take proper responsibility for what you send to […]
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Make vs Buy Decision Guide: The 7 Key Factors to Consider
Deciding to make versus buy a product or service for your company is never easy. Building gives you ultimate customizability – but at what cost? Buying offers simplicity and support – but will you compromise on the feature set? Our guide aims to support you in making this crucial decision. 7 Factors to Consider Time […]
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AI’s moment of disillusionment
We still haven’t learned This letdown isn’t just an AI thing. We go through this process of inflated expectations and disillusionment with pretty much every shiny new technology. Even something as settled as cloud keeps getting kicked around. My InfoWorld colleague, David Linthicum, recently ripped into cloud computing, arguing that “the anticipated productivity gains and cost […]
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AIoT, LLMs, and Drones: What is Possible?
In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Serhii Skoromets, AI Lead and Consultant at ElifTech, joins Ryan Chacon to discuss AIoT, LLMs and generative AI, and the use of drones in warfare. The conversation also covers the application of AI in healthcare and agriculture, smart assistants, digital twins, AI security challenges, digital transformation, […]
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Progressive web app essentials: Service worker background sync
const URL = “https://8014-35-223-70-178.ngrok-free.app/”; // 1 const taskChannel = new BroadcastChannel(‘task-channel’); // 2 taskChannel.onmessage = event => { // 3 persistTask(event.data.data); // 4 registration.sync.register(‘task-sync’); // 5 }; let db = null; // 6 let request = indexedDB.open(“TaskDB”, 1); // 7 request.onupgradeneeded = function(event) { // 8 db = event.target.result; // 9 if (!db.objectStoreNames.contains(“tasks”)) { // […]
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TS-UNB Builds More Cost-Effective IoT Networks; Here’s How
Want to limit costs on massive IoT connectivity? The unlicensed radio spectrum is for you. Unfortunately, it’s not just for you. More than 15 billion IoT devices clogged the airwaves in 2024. That number will probably double by 2030. Many of these devices will compete for the same unlicensed bandwidth. When multiple devices try to […]
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