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most recent messages 7/14/2014 8:25:40 PM Davidmicro I am wondering whether Japanese company has IoT capability sending the seat information to the control room. I believe that they could track truck location including best route guidance in the real... blog roll message boards chat Privacy Requires Security in the Internet of Things Rich Quinnell, Editor in Chief, 7/14/2014 Comment now While the Internet of Things (IoT) holds great promise for automation and convenience in our daily lives, it threatens personal privacy. Both consumers and regulators are starting to become aware of this threat and, if developers don't start taking steps to mitigate it, will begin imposing constraints on what the IoT can do. To provide privacy, however, ... Summit Addresses IoT Privacy Issues Rich Quinnell, Editor in Chief, 7/11/2014 Comment now 2 comments At a hotel in Silicon Valley, not far from Stanford University, executives from a broad spectrum of technology companies gathered to discuss privacy in the era of the Internet of Things (IoT). Their objective was to bring key issues up for discussion, to begin the process of finding solutions. And they had several important messages for IoT developers. Most recent post, Rich Quinnell, 7/14/2014 12:50:50 PM Tracking privacy standards and regulations is a good idea that we'll try to implement... IEEE Claims Its Role in the Internet of Things Howard M. Cohen, Senior Resultant, The TechChannel Partners� Results Group, 7/10/2014 Comment now 7 comments One of the words used most often to describe the Internet of Things is "exploding." But if you want to see a real explosion, make a visit to http://iot.ieee.org, the website created by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). Its expansion has been dramatic as the IEEE tackles the development of the IoT. Most recent post, Rich Quinnell, 7/14/2014 4:40:24 PM All good questions, Jaime. The IoT devices we install now will need to give an active... 6 Keys to Navigating Connected Car's Software Quagmire Junko Yoshida, Chief International Correspondent, EE Times, 7/10/2014 Comment now 1 Comment MADISON, Wis. -- Techies from Detroit and Silicon Valley to Wall Street and Munich are abuzz with talk about the connected car. Technology companies, seeing big stakes (and dollar signs), are betting big on the growth potential of connected cars. Most recent post, kareembadr85, 7/12/2014 4:44:21 AM There is another important question that should be addressed. For the connected... IoT Leading to Intelligent Transportation Sherly Mendoza, Freelance Writer, 7/9/2014 Comment now 17 comments To the ordinary person, the Internet of Things (IoT) is only for the home. But the Internet of Things covers a whole range of devices and applications. One of them is intelligent transportation systems, promising smarter roads and smarter traffic. Most recent post, Davidmicro, 7/14/2014 8:25:40 PM I am wondering whether Japanese company has IoT capability sending the seat information... New Consortium Aims to Specify IoT Communications Rich Quinnell, Editor in Chief, 7/8/2014 Comment now 7 comments The Internet of Things (IoT) will require interoperability among its devices, but everyone has their own idea of how these devices should be communicating with one another and is pushing their own approach. A new consortium seeks to bring order to that chaos by defining a set of specifications that address the connectivity requirements of IoT devices. ... Most recent post, Davidmicro, 7/10/2014 1:36:07 PM It sounds like this company is out of loop. Well, I am surprising how company become... Networks Ill Prepared for Internet of Things Rich Quinnell, Editor in Chief, 7/7/2014 Comment now 11 comments There's a lot of excitement about the possibilities with tens of billions of devices expected to become the Internet of Things (IoT) by the end of the decade. But there is potential problem that is getting lost in all the excitement. The networks that need to support all these IoT devices are not ready for them. Most recent post, Vishal Prajapati, 7/10/2014 1:01:50 AM Agreed. Such awarness will only come by very good endevours like IOTworld.com and... Today's IoT Devices May Be Tomorrow's Platform Features Duane Benson, Technical Marketing Manager, Screaming Circuits, 7/7/2014 Comment now 17 comments How much of the Internet of Things will be discrete, single-function devices, and how much will be made up of combinations or add-ons? That's a question well worth pondering as the IoT industry spins up. History has already shown us that what once were products in themselves have become simply features on a smartphone, and IoT devices may follow the same ... Most recent post, Duane Benson, 7/14/2014 5:41:13 PM Mahendra - I've done some experimenting with the Arduino and IOT devices. There... The IoT Promises Freedom & Tyranny Rich Quinnell, Editor in Chief, 7/4/2014 Comment now 28 comments Today, America's Independence Day, is often the occasion for dwelling on the meaning and value of freedom. With the Internet of Things poised to trigger revolutionary changes in virtually every aspect of modern life, I have to wonder whether those changes mean enhanced freedoms, or their loss. It could go either way, depending on our vigilance. Most recent post, Rich Quinnell, 7/9/2014 1:51:32 PM A metphor I like to use is the hull of a boat. Each time you connect a device to... Summit Tackles Issue of Privacy in the IoT Rich Quinnell, Editor in Chief, 7/3/2014 Comment now 14 comments The Internet of Things (IoT) will be populating every aspect of our lives with sensors gathering all manner of data. As a result, privacy can easily become lost along the way. A summit on privacy for the IoT will be in session next week to discuss the issue. Most recent post, Rich Quinnell, 7/14/2014 12:53:13 PM Agreed, it appears to be a never-ending battle between those trying to protect data... Home Automation IoT Continues to Evolve Rich Quinnell, Editor in Chief, 7/2/2014 Comment now 19 comments Home automation IoT so far has been available in two flavors. One is a collection of individual point solutions each of which connects to its own free cloud service. The other is a collection of products that work with a hub and a monthly cloud service contract. Now, the market has evolved to offer a blend of these two approaches. Most recent post, mahendra_agarwal, 7/11/2014 1:04:05 PM Thats gerat and I don't know about it and this is good and one more thing that for... Next 5 blogs + All blogs All blogs most commented 17 IoT Leading to Intelligent Transportation Sherly Mendoza, Freelance Writer, 7/9/2014 7 New Consortium Aims to Specify IoT Communications Rich Quinnell, Editor in Chief, 7/8/2014 7 IEEE Claims Its Role in the Internet of Things Howard M. Cohen, Senior Resultant, The TechChannel Partners� Results Group, 7/10/2014 5 Hardware Is Tough, Software Is Magical Steven Nelson, Director of Marketing, Freescale, 7/9/2014 2 Summit Addresses IoT Privacy Issues Rich Quinnell, Editor in Chief, 7/11/2014 Conversations with Freescale Hardware Is Tough, Software Is Magical Steven Nelson, Director of Marketing, Freescale, 7/9/2014 Comment now 5 comments Hmmm. I'm not sure how to take that statement. At the MIT Digital Summit in San Francisco, that statement was made on a slide by one of the presenters. Many of the sessions featured companies that are truly on the cutting edge of innovation. Facial and emotion recognition, indoor tracking and locating, the next generation of wearables -- the kind of ... Most recent post, mahendra_agarwal, 7/12/2014 1:23:12 PM Yes they both are incomplete without on eanother and in my point of view there is... All Conversations with Freescale blogs blog roll message boards chat 7/14/2014 8:25:40 PM Re: Smart Logistics: I am wondering whether Japanese company has IoT capability sending the seat information to the control room. I believe that they could track truck location including best route guidance in the real time. Davidmicro on IoT Leading to Intelligent Transportation 7/14/2014 5:41:13 PM Re: IoT hardware interface: Mahendra - I've done some experimenting with the Arduino and IOT devices. There are also a number of other systems designed to make it easy to get onto the IOT. Duane Benson on Today's IoT Devices May Be Tomorrow's Platform Features 7/14/2014 4:40:24 PM Updates: All good questions, Jaime. The IoT devices we install now will need to give an active service life measured in decades in many cases, and the design of them needs to reflect that longevity. Unfortunately, not all development teams are addressing... Rich Quinnell on IEEE Claims Its Role in the Internet of Things 7/14/2014 4:23:49 PM Re: Electronic Snowden: Rich, I think the highest potential for failure in IoT devices will be unpatched "things" connected to the Internet. Today almost 30% of computers connected to the Internet are Windows XP (released in 2001), which Microsoft no longer supports.... Jamie on IEEE Claims Its Role in the Internet of Things 7/14/2014 4:02:46 PM Re: IoT based Devices for all domains: magneticnorth, hopefully manufacturers will continue to innovate to make the IoT safe. Microchip just announced the GB2 family of PIC processors that come with encryption built into the chip. Innovations like this will make... Jamie on IoT Leading to Intelligent Transportation 7/14/2014 1:03:26 PM Electronic Snowden: Howard, you mention a "thing" releasing all kinds of information accidentally in conjunction with mentioning the fact that things break. But in my experience software does not break, and it is software that is doing the yeoman's work in providing... Rich Quinnell on IEEE Claims Its Role in the Internet of Things 7/14/2014 12:54:29 PM Re: HyperCat: Thanks for the additional link and Twitter account. We'll keep tabs on what you're doing. Rich Quinnell on HyperCat Specification Seeks to Simplify IoT Device Interactivity 7/14/2014 12:53:13 PM Re: Summit: Agreed, it appears to be a never-ending battle between those trying to protect data and those trying to steal data. Each side keeps improving, triggering the other side to make its next improvement. But a good security architecture will support... Rich Quinnell on Summit Tackles Issue of Privacy in the IoT 7/14/2014 12:50:50 PM Re: IoT privacy & data protection : Tracking privacy standards and regulations is a good idea that we'll try to implement on IoT World. But the community can help by reporting on anynew regs they run across, as well. Rich Quinnell on Summit Addresses IoT Privacy Issues 7/14/2014 12:25:00 PM IoT hardware interface: There are many devices in the IoT and it is good to be but it always work on the aurdino or rasberry pi chipset I think so that should be new ones . mahendra_agarwal on Today's IoT Devices May Be Tomorrow's Platform Features 7/14/2014 12:19:11 PM Re: Smart Logistics: Yes and today it is done by the company Ashok Leyland and it made an japanese cabin in truck with automattic seat adjuster , once we have to adjust the seat and stearing and afterwards it will be automatically adjusted . mahendra_agarwal on IoT Leading to Intelligent Transportation 7/14/2014 9:31:39 AM Re: IEEE and IoT: We agree that transparency is crucial in a free society! But there are personal liberties involved here too. The one I'm thinking of most is the one that is gaining attention and popularity in Europe but not here in the US: the... HMC on IEEE Claims Its Role in the Internet of Things Next 5 messages + All messages All messages blog roll message boards chat The following IoT World writers are available online now! Rich Quinnell Start a Chat 6/27/2014 1:46:17 PM Live Chat IoT Standards Fri Jun 27 8am PT: Standards are really a key step to be taken in the direction of the success of the IOT technology , it's really a good subject for a chat ETNAHEAT Local Activator 6/27/2014 12:08:44 PM Live Chat IoT Standards Fri Jun 27 8am PT: THanks for the great chat, all. Rich Quinnell Blogger 6/27/2014 12:08:29 PM Live Chat IoT Standards Fri Jun 27 8am PT: Joachim, email me editors@iotworld.com would love to have you as a blogger. Rich Quinnell Blogger 6/27/2014 12:07:28 PM Live Chat IoT Standards Fri Jun 27 8am PT: Thanks all for a good chat. would like to have som more of these, should perhaps start blogging here not just reading ;) JoachimLindborg Local Activator 6/27/2014 12:06:41 PM Live Chat IoT Standards Fri Jun 27 8am PT: Nice chat. Thank you all feiwa Blogger 6/27/2014 12:06:33 PM Live Chat IoT Standards Fri Jun 27 8am PT: They all keep there businessmodels but opens up to let temperature from alarms move to heating and movement can be used for elderly care and utilitoes can add the energefficiency. regardless of the home technology in place JoachimLindborg Local Activator 6/27/2014 12:06:06 PM Live Chat IoT Standards Fri Jun 27 8am PT: I'll check it out. THanks. Got to go now. My boss is on the line... Rich Quinnell Blogger 6/27/2014 12:05:02 PM Live Chat IoT Standards Fri Jun 27 8am PT: I'm doing a project in sweden where we bridge between utility,ventilation,heat and alarms http://iea.sust.se JoachimLindborg Local Activator 6/27/2014 12:04:22 PM Live Chat IoT Standards Fri Jun 27 8am PT: @joachim, I agree with you. Rich Quinnell Blogger 6/27/2014 12:03:32 PM Live Chat IoT Standards Fri Jun 27 8am PT: @rich my point is tat it will be hard for telcos to keep up with a 4play device in your home. The dominant service players will not ues it. the role for the ISP will probably be to do good ISP JoachimLindborg Local Activator Next 5 chats +		flash poll All polls information resources Freescale sponsored content Software-Defined Networking and the Internet of Things Internet of Things Connectivity using Kinetis MCUs Sensor Fusion and Sensor Intelligence Overview of the Internet of Things Landscape The Evolution of the Internet of Things Gateway How the Internet of Things Is Revolutionizing Healthcare What the Internet of Things Needs to Become a Reality The Role of Sensor Fusion and Remote Emotive Computing (REC) in the Internet of Things Providing Security for Smart Energy Systems: An Industrial White Paper Executive brief: The Internet of Things: 5 Myths & Realities All resources video blogs The IoT & IPv6 We've heard for decades that we need to move to ... 2:13 0 comments Managing the Cost of IoT Experience says the cost of IoT depends most on the ... 2:14 0 comments Standards & the IoT The buzz created by Microsoft joining the AllSeen ... 2:11 0 comments Governance of the IoT ... 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Tom Nolle
The IoT & IPv6
7|9|14 | 2:13 | (0) comments

We've heard for decades that we need to move to IPv6, because we're running out of Internet addresses, and we've somehow worked around it. Flash: The workaround doesn't work with most devices we think will make up the IoT, and IPv6 may be a mandatory step.

Tom Nolle
Managing the Cost of IoT
7|9|14 | 2:14 | (0) comments

Experience says the cost of IoT depends most on the cost of the sensor network and the cost of storage. There are steps you can take to manage both, and these will help you make the business case for IoT more easily and also ease ongoing ownership costs.

Tom Nolle
Standards & the IoT
7|9|14 | 2:11 | (0) comments

The buzz created by Microsoft joining the AllSeen alliance raises the question of the importance of standards in IoT, and it's not an easy one. It may depend on just how much generalized sensor deployment and use you think will happen.

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Governance of the IoT Under Contention
7|3|14 | 1:42 | (1) comment

Three major contenders are in play to provide governance of the Internet of Things.

Tom Nolle
Interpreting Events in Your IoT Application
7|3|14 | 2:10 | (0) comments

The geographic dispersal of sensors in IoT can wreak havoc with the interpretation of events by your control processes because of issues with recognizing event time stamps and also analyzing the context of events relative to each other.

Tom Nolle
There's a Lot of Cloud in IoT's Future
6|25|14 | 2:10 | (0) comments

The distributability and scale of the Internet of Things makes it a logical place to apply cloud technology and to harness cloud services. In fact, cloud/IoT symbiosis may be the most important thing to watch as a metric for assessing how far IoT has and will come.

Tom Nolle
Publish & Subscribe in Your IoT
6|25|14 | 2:14 | (0) comments

The use of publish-and-subscribe connections to IoT sensors can provide a lot of benefits, ranging from DoS protection and general policy/compliance control, to ensuring that users of data can find it without having to browse through hosts of non-relevant sensors.

Tom Nolle
Is There More IoT News Than Apple's?
6|25|14 | 2:09 | (0) comments

Apple's IoT announcements enter it into a market already established. GE has some new IoT technology that could expand on what's already the largest IoT application, RFID, by adding in imprintable sensors.

Tom Nolle
The Network Issues for IoT: More Than 'Traffic'
6|25|14 | | (0) comments

People think about IoT network impact in terms of traffic, but most IoT devices aren't big traffic generators. What matters in an IoT control network is low latency and low packet loss, and these issues may drive IoT networks to a different and separate place vs. normal enterprise networks.

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Three Concerns for the IoT: Scale
6|16|14 | 1:23 | (0) comments

Scale, standards, and interoperability are significant concerns that the Internet of Things must address. This vblog is about scaling.

Tom Nolle
There's More Than One IoT
6|16|14 | 2:09 | (0) comments

The IoT isn't homogeneous. It's really a collection of different technology communities based on control or open networks, smart or dumb sensors, and fixed or mobile/variable collectors.

Tom Nolle
You Need the Cloud for the IoT to Succeed
6|11|14 | 2:12 | (2) comments

The IoT is more than scattering sensors around, it's also doing useful things with the outputs. IoT applications are dynamic, so dynamic that only cloud models can support them effectively. We need to be working on the intersection of IoT and the cloud to insure everything connects efficiently.

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Don't Waste Time Naming the Internet of Things
5|30|14 | 1:18 | (5) comments

The advent of the cloud generated a lot of hype and new terminology. Let's put that creative energy to different use in the Internet of Things.

Tom Nolle
Three Considerations in Building IoT
5|22|14 | 2:11 | (0) comments

If you want to build an Internet of Things, there are three things you need to consider: autonomy of control processes, hierarchy of structure by mission, and security.

Tom Nolle
Internet of Things in a Box
5|14|14 | 2:09 | (0) comments

The cloud, unlike the IoT, has specific functions, features, and (most importantly) toolkits like OpenStack that let you build and use it in a plug-and-play way. We have no shortage of interest in the IoT, but we darn sure have a shortage of IoT-in-a-box offerings.