Seit sich Ende 2019 Amazon, Apple, Google, Comcast und die Zigbee Alliance zusammen getan haben um mit „Connected Home over IP“ oder kurz „CHIP“ einen neuen Standard für die Hersteller-übergreifende Vernetzung von Geräten im Smart Home zu etablieren, hat man nur wenig gehört. So richtig bekannt ist das Projekt heute noch nicht. Nicht einmal die deutsche Wikipedia hat einen Eintrag dafür. Doch erste Geräte könnten vielleicht schon im Laufe des Jahres verfügbar werden.
Forscher am Massachusetts Institute of Technology haben eine neuartige SIM-Karte im Pico Format entwickelt, die sich leicht in Lebensmittel integrieren lässt.
Hört Alexa wirklich nicht mehr mit, wenn wir die Mikrofon-Taste des Amazon Echo Lautsprechers aktivieren?
Although it is called “Gigaset camera 2.0”, it is now the third generation of cameras from the Germany-based company Gigaset. The new indoor smart home camera follows the outdoor version introduced last summer and monitors indoor spaces in full HD […]
If the Internet of Things has teached us anything, than that data is its most valuable asset. Companies use it to optimize their production processes, improve logistics or simply increase their output. Data is also valuable for law enforcement. But […]
The University Hospital Düsseldorf is offline for weeks rendering the emergency ambulance unusable. A woman could no longer be helped in time. In Norway or Germany, e-mails from members of parliament are hacked. Garmin Smartwatches are useless after a hacker […]
Protect yourself better against an infection with Covid-19 and learn something at the same time: Researchers at the Umwelt-Campus of the University of Applied Sciences Trier and experts of the German national Digital Summit have developed an open source kit […]
CrowPi2: What used to be the electronics kits is now a learning laptop. The CrowPi2 is designed to introduce youngsters to STEAM education topics.
The world’s economy has been hit hard by the ongoing corona pandemic. But what impact has COVID-19 on the IoT market? While some expect a boom in further digitization of many industries and therefore an increased demand in IoT and […]
A team of researchers of the University of Birmingham have developed a new biosolar cell that could be used to power small and low power devices in the Internet of Things. At the moment, the battery could provide an estimated four-day power supply which is a big step forward compared to similar biofuel cells, that only last a few hours so far.
