At Computex 2018 in Taipei, Republic of China, Microsoft announced new Internet of Things (IoT) services and enterprise hardware during the company’s keynote address.
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At Computex 2018 in Taipei, Republic of China, Microsoft announced new Internet of Things (IoT) services and enterprise hardware during the company’s keynote address.
Wanted: Testbeds for the IoT SWC 2018
For the 4th time the IoT SWC will take place in Spain from the 16th to 18th of October this year. The IoT SWC and the IIC has launched a worldwide call for tenders among companies and institutions working with these technologies to select the most eye-catching proposals and show them in action.
More than 30,000 visitors and industry specialists from 73 countries are expected to attend this year’s “Embedded World” – the world’s leading trade fair for embedded systems in Nuremberg from February 27 to March 1,2018. 1,000 exhibitors and speakers will […]
In 2018 the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona does not only attract manufacturers and suppliers from the mobile communications industry, but also representatives and companies of the “Internet of Things” in addition to network operators, developers and mobile communications equipment […]
Recently I, once again, had the pleasure of participating in an event devoted entirely to the subject of digitization. Core thesis: Digitization comes faster than expected. So far so good. However, I had certain misgivings about the practical relevance of the thesis. I was proven right
With new ideas, new technologies and new smart products emerging every year, one big challenge for devices in the Internet of Things remains: How can we make them understand each other? A huge number of manufacturers and products using different protocols plus a wide range of platforms with non-interoperable networking technologies are making the IoT too complicated to handle.
Berlin’s annual conference “re:publica” has finally grown out of its infancy. What started as a blogger-event with a high nerd factor has finally become a serious annual gathering of, let’s say, a variegated tech society. Founders, inventors, politicians, activists and journalists met to present, network and discuss. While this year’s motto “Love out Loud” focused on the rise of internet hate speech, the spreading of fake news and how to deal with it, other tracks like “business & work” and the “global innovation gathering” brought together makers, hub managers and entrepreneurs from around the world.
Following on from E-World, and a great deal of work going on in the background, Phoenix Contact and ourselves were back on the road this week with an appearance at the DIAL Openlab at DIAL’s offices in Lüdenscheid, in the […]
The focus of this year’s Hannover Messe was on Industrial Internet of Things services and products. With over 6,500 exhibitors and more than 225,000 visitors it is the world’s largest industry fair. And with IoT being a main topic, our appearance was obligatory. Lemonbeat’s technology offers a flexible framework to quickly enable the “IoT-zation” of all kind of things: from sensors and actuators to products and machines for consumer and professional needs. Already in use in the field of Smart Home, Smart Building, Smart Energy and Smart Garden systems, Lemonbeat’s range of use is vast.
Let’s face it: Explaining the Internet of Things and the advantages of direct communication between devices can be a dry and theoretical topic. So we decided to literally spice the whole story up and add a little bit of gamification to the issue: In future events we’re going to demonstrate our technology with a smart game of dice that communicates its result to a vending machine, releasing a pack of Lemonbeat branded snack chips in case players sucessfully rolled the dice.
