2016年4月20日 星期三
'Big Data' Angst Might Foster 'IoT Fatigue'
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Transparent movement sensor printed into clothing
In what looks like a breakthrough in wearable technology Fraunhofer ISC in Germany has developed a transparent sensor material which can be printed onto textiles. The material will be presented on IDTechEX Europe at booth F16 in the Estrel Berlin on 27 and 28 April 2016. The new sensor technology will be incorporated into a ...
Transparent movement sensor printed into clothing
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The Best Oophalopompatronium I've Seen Today!
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European Commission aims Android antitrust charges at Google
The European Commission has formally charged Google with breaking competition rules over its Android mobile operating system. It is accused of abusing it’s dominant position in Android, forcing manufacturers to favour its own revenue streams. You can read the full EU statement online: “A competitive mobile Internet sector is increasingly important for consumers and businesses in ...
European Commission aims Android antitrust charges at Google
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Billions of trainers tagged in biggest IoT deployment
Avery Dennison, provider of RFID technology to the retail clothing sector has teamed with IoT data systems firm Evrythng to connect 10 billion clothing and footwear products for major brands to cloud-based product ID and tracking services. See report in Packaging News. The IoT deployment will use Evrythng’s Janela platform to provide digital identity and ...
Billions of trainers tagged in “biggest” IoT deployment
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When 3D Printing Meets PCBs
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WiFi Finally Ready for 60 GHz
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