Author: Stephen Veith

How The Edge Can Secure The IoT

by Stephen Veith
· January 13, 2019

According to researchers at IEEE, a new reconfigurable security framework for IoT (ReSIoT) will fix a myriad of potential security issues. Their solution proposes that…

The IoT, 5G and Cybersecurity Dominate CES 2019

by Stephen Veith
· January 12, 2019

The Internet of Things, 5G and Cybersecurity were all the rage at CES this past week. These technologies dominated what was presented from a business to business perspective. Many…

The IoT Drives Digital Twins Initiatives

by Stephen Veith
· January 12, 2019

Digital twins have been around for decades. They are making a huge impact as of late with the rapid rise of IoT, as they’ve become…

The IoT, 5G And Social Responsibility

by Stephen Veith
· January 11, 2019

For some of us who are less fortunate, the IoT driven by 5G technology, may be just what the doctor ordered. According to 2018 data…

Aquaculture Leverages The IoT

by Stephen Veith
· January 7, 2019

The Acquaculture industry is learning how the IoT can help it in a number of compelling ways. To offer some perspective on Aquaculture’s size, its…

New IoT Smart Cameras Thwart Poaching

by Stephen Veith
· January 4, 2019

To help combat animal poaching, Intel has introduced a new artificial intelligence (AI) camera connected to a wide area internet of things (IoT) network. This…

The Halo Around HaLow

by Stephen Veith
· January 4, 2019

HaLow could be exactly what the IoT marketplace is waiting for. It appears to be tailor made to address the delicate balance of communications needs…

10 IoT Companies To Watch In 2019

by Stephen Veith
· January 3, 2019

Which companies are best poised to make a difference in the IoT space this year? One publisher takes a look at who they feel are…

Is 2019 The Year Of The IoT?

by Stephen Veith
· January 3, 2019

The IoT is finally reaching the point where it is beginning to attain critical mass as a powerful tool for business, government and education. There…

New Chip Launched To Power Robotics

by Stephen Veith
· December 22, 2018

NVIDIA is launching the world's first computer chip designed exclusively for robotics. Loaded with more than nine billion transistors, it sports 32 deep learning TOPS…