Search "industrial IoT sensors" and you'll find plenty of lists: temperature sensors, vibration sensors, pressure sensors, proximity sensors. Useful, but incomplete. Knowing what a sensor measures doesn't tell you whether that data will actually make it off the floor...
Choosing the right wireless technology for your industrial IoT (IIoT) deployment isn’t just about comparing spec sheets—it’s about understanding how each protocol performs under the weight of real-world constraints. From aerospace hangars to manufacturing lines to...
Apple and Google have recently enabled what are likely the world’s largest, most accurate, and widest-reaching location networks since the dawn of GPS itself. The implications are massive and are poised to shake up the industry. These networks are not unlike the internet or GPS; they’re built upon them. They are, however, fundamentally different, and their existence enables technologies and use cases that would previously have been impossible or cost-prohibitive. They’re also spurring discussion on safety and privacy and just how far is too far. Today, I am talking about Apple’s “Find My” and Google’s “Find My Device” networks.
