IoT.do - Internet of Things

Miniaturized Low Power Integrated Wireless Voice/Audio/IoT Device - will enable OEMs and ODMs to build unique voice-enabled products

Asia’s businesses are leading the world in Internet of Things (IoT) adoption, with the number of companies embracing connected devices soaring 200% from 2013 to stand at 36% in 2017, according to a new report by Vodafone.

NetObjex Inc in partnership with the International Transportation Innovation Center (ITIC), recently unveiled a proof of concept solution for dynamic electric vehicle wireless charging using the IOTA decentralized network and cryptocurrency.

Silver Spring Networks, Inc. and Power Over Energy recently unveiled the findings from their Smart Cities Consumer Research Study, conducted with the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability Advanced Grid Research. More than 500 U.S. consumers took part in the online study.

Whether a fan of cold weather or not, winter is soon approaching meaning that the holiday season is just around the corner. Obviously, everyone has probably wondered what devices they are going to get for Christmas, but have you considered what you’re going to get your family and loved ones?

Altair acquired Carriots S.L, an Internet of Things (IoT) technology company from Madrid, Spain founded in 2011. The company is the developer of Carriots®, a complete IoT application enablement platform (AEP) to rapidly connect and manage devices, collect and analyze data, and build intelligent applications together with enterprise business systems.

Challenge is open to innovators worldwide developing the technologies of tomorrow in the Internet of Things (IoT) domains of smart cities, mobility, safety and security and connected industries

Nokia is shaping a new revolution in technology, where networks augment and aid our daily lives. We create the technology that connects the world and are looking to co-innovate with the ecosystem to invent disruptive technologies.

New app to control your smart home

Yeti Smart Home Automation is an app that enables control of different smart devices with a single interface. App supports the wide range of smart home products, from lights and wireless speakers to heating and security solutions. Do you want to be able to control your devices at once? Then say “hello” to Yeti.

About Yeti

Yeti – unlike the most apps designed for controlling smart devices – lets you manage and automate different smart home brands. Our technical magicians work every day to integrate new devices, currently focusing on Alexa. Our goal is to enable seamless control of all smart appliances.

Bell and Hyundai AutoEver Telematics America (HATA), a subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Group, will now deliver a range of connected telematics services including security, safety, diagnostics and infotainment to select Hyundai and Kia vehicles over Bell’s national mobile network.

SAF Tehnika JSC one of the leading microwave point-to-point equipment manufacturers, is venturing into smart metering terrane with new product line Aranet.

Integration Objects’ OPC UA Proxy is OPC UA Wrapper’s component for OPC UA to OPC DA bridging. The OPC UA Proxy is a plug and play solution that enables OPC DA (Data Access) clients to communicate with OPC UA (Unified Architecture) servers. This OPC UA based product acts as a high performance gateway between OPC UA servers connected to the network and any OPC DA client applications.

Many companies are unprepared for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), but most executives at those companies realize that the future of their business depends on it, according to a new study just released by the Business Performance Innovation (BPI) Network.

OhmniLabs, a Silicon Valley-based robotics startup, has launched Ohmni, a home robot that lets families connect in a more natural and engaging way than any video chat. During the crowdfunding campaign, the robot will be available for an introductory price of $1,399. This price is $500 off the MSRP.

Honeywell has a new particle sensor designed to help building owners and consumers monitor the air for potentially harmful particulate contaminants caused by dust, soot and smoke. Honeywell’s HPM series particle sensor is designed to work in heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and consumer products such air purifiers to measure air quality in homes, buildings and public spaces. The sensor has already been incorporated in Honeywell’s new PM2.5 Indoor Air Quality Detector, a portable air monitor for consumers in China.