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Connecting TI LAUNCHXL-CC26X2R1 to the Cloud
On June 1, 2020 in All, Computing, Dev Tools, IoT, Sensors, Wireless by Greg Toth
Greg Toth
The Texas Instruments LAUNCHXL-CC26X2R1 LaunchPad Development Kit along with the cloud-based Medium One IoT Platform provide hardware, software, and cloud-based tools to create applications that collect, process, and visualize IoT data.
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Tagged With: Dashboard, IoT, LaunchPad, Medium One, Prototype, Sandbox, Sensor, TI
Component Gains Fuel the Next Generation of Cobots
On May 29, 2020 in All, Automation, Industrial by Poornima Apte
Poornima Apte
Robots have been part of the manufacturing landscape for decades, but the advent of Industry 5.0, fueled by Big Data, is helping retool the equation in favor of not only increased but more flexible automation from robots. Here, we will discuss some components that are making it happen.
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Tagged With: cobots, Industry 5.0, TE Connectivity
Semiconductor Components for Medical Ventilators
On May 28, 2020 in All, Computing, Medical by Steven Dean
Steven Dean
The increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations has created a strain on the world's inventory of ventilators. Learn how ON Semiconductor plays a critical role in the supply chain for medical devices, including the ventilators that are helping the breathing of patients with severe cases of COVID-19.
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Tagged With: patients, breath, breathing, core, coronavirus, COVID, devices, ON Semiconductor, semiconductor, ventilator, ventilators
Work From Home Cybersecurity Tips for Engineers
On May 27, 2020 in All, Computing, Security by Clive Maxfield
Clive Maxfield
Like many, I’m worried about cybersecurity. Is what I have good enough? With many engineers suddenly working from home, protecting their data is a priority. We’ll explore home-based security options that help protect important information, no matter where your office is set up.
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Tagged With: antivirus software, cybersecurity, data, EE, malware, security, VPN
STEM-ulating Learning With Analog Devices
On May 22, 2020 in All, Computing, General, Power, RF, Student Central, Summer Fun by Tommy Cummings
Tommy Cummings
These Analog Devices products enable students–even hobbyists–to learn more electrical engineering concepts in an interdisciplinary and applied approach while not in a classroom setting.
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Tagged With: stem, adalm, analog, converters, devices, electronics, engineering, m1k, m2k, module, rf, signals, voltage
Reality.2020 Symposium Focuses on Adaptive Design
On May 20, 2020 in All, Computing, Connectors, General, Industrial, IoT, Low Power, Security, Sensors by Tommy Cummings
Tommy Cummings
The TTI family of companies are sponsoring Reality.2020, a two-day online symposium that will bring together product experts from some of the world's leading electronic component suppliers. Eleven speakers will discuss topics ranging from 5G to Internet of Things to the cloud.
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Tagged With: applications, cloud, component, electronics, semiconductor, sensors, suppliers, symposium, technologies, technology
IoT Developers Must Consider Design and Security
On May 18, 2020 in All, IoT, Security by M. Tim Jones
M. Tim Jones
The landscape of technology for connected device development has exploded recently. A considerable number of challenges are associated with Internet of Things development and deployment, which means designers should consider interoperability, security and data protection, and data fatigue.
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Tagged With: devices, firmware, hackers, internet, interoperability, IoT, management, security
Unclonable PUF Function Can Boost MCU Security
On May 15, 2020 in All, IoT, Security by Christine Young
Christine Young
Want to make hacker's life a lot harder—and protect your customers and your business? Learn how a secure microcontroller with physically unclonable function (PUF) technology can be your best friend.
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Tagged With: authentication, chipdna, code, data, device, encryption, hackers, ics, iot, keys, max32520, maxim integrated, microcontroller, puf, technology
Distributed Analytics Beyond the Cloud
On May 13, 2020 in All, Automation, Computing, IoT, Sensors by Charles Byers
Charles Byers
Analytics, AI, and ML are typically implemented as centralized functions in networks, often residing in the cloud. There is a growing trend to distribute these learning and inference functions between cloud, edge, and endpoint computer capabilities. Here, we’ll look at some of the tradeoffs involved.
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Tagged With: DL, AI, algorithms, analytics, data, distributed, edge, inference, IoT, ML, sensors
How AI Is Accelerating the Drug Development Cycle
On May 11, 2020 in All, Medical by Poornima Apte
Poornima Apte
Drug development can take years. AI can compress that time scale to months. Especially during these pressing times, we can look to technology for assistance in bringing life-saving drugs to life quickly. AI can study, understand, synthesizes, identifies side effects, and could be a vital resource.
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Tagged With: vaccine, AI, Artificial Intelligence, COVID-19, drug, drugs, medicine, researchers, scientists

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