The post Women Leadership in IoT at IOTSWC ’18 appeared first on IoT For All One of the biggest challenges facing the technology industry is addressing and fixing the lack of diverse representation in its employees. One in five tech industry workers is a woman and only 25% of IT jobs are held by women. … Continue reading “Women Leadership in IoT at IOTSWC ’18”
The post The Current State of IoT Cybersecurity appeared first on IoT For All October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM), and what better time to talk about the current state of IoT cybersecurity? IoT devices range from smart speakers to giant machine-to-machine industrial networks. Connected devices are becoming extremely popular across a range … Continue reading “The Current State of IoT Cybersecurity”
The post Top 3 Programming Languages for IoT Development In 2018 appeared first on IoT For All Ten years ago, did anyone ever imagine that one day we’d be using air conditioners that can improve their performance based on the usage? Did we know we’d be testing self-driving cars that can navigate traffic autonomously? Both … Continue reading “Top 3 Programming Languages for IoT Development In 2018”
The post Key IoT Trends Observed in 2018 appeared first on IoT For All Gartner predicted 8.4 billion connected “things” across industries and verticals back at the beginning of 2017. Today, Statista more than doubles that number and registers as many as 20 billion IoT devices around the world. These numbers only confirm that the Internet of … Continue reading “Key IoT Trends Observed in 2018”
The post How Encryption is Powering the Future of IoT appeared first on IoT For All Gartner reports that they expect over 20 billion IoT units to be installed by 2020. This is a clear sign that new business opportunities are on the horizon. The Internet of Things (IoT)—wearables, smart home applications, autonomous vehicles, smart … Continue reading “How Encryption is Powering the Future of IoT”
The post The Future of MEMs and IoT appeared first on IoT For All Have you ever wondered how many individual components make up your iPhone? There are accelerometers and gyroscopes to detect the movement of the phone. There are light sensors, temperature sensors, pressure sensors, and humidity sensors to measure the phone’s environment. Then … Continue reading “The Future of MEMs and IoT”