TechCrunch
NOVEMBER 17, 2020
One way to get all these technologies into single devices is just to agglomerate a bunch of off-the-shelf silicon chips and jam them into a product. Take a wireless radio chip, add some computing capacity, add some AI chip wizardly and voilà, you have yourself a modern IoT device. That bet has been made. Photo via EdgeQ.
CableLabs
AUGUST 9, 2021
CableLabs is directly involved in over 90 distinct working groups across a broad range of technologies, including wireless, optical, security, immersive media formats and many others. Driving Convergence of Fixed and Mobile Access Across Wired and Wireless Networks. CableLabs’ Standards Organization Engagements June 2020 – 2021.
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O'Reilly Media - Ideas
JULY 20, 2020
A Bug-Sized Camera for Bug-Sized Robots and Bug-Sized Bugs — With a focus on small size and efficiency, they started with an off-the-shelf ultra low-power image sensor that’s 2.3 A functional wireless camera also requires a lens (20 mg) and an antenna, which is just 5 mm of wire. mm wide and weighs 6.7
TechCrunch
OCTOBER 14, 2022
For example, our company built a new way of delivering long-range wireless electricity using infrared light. For example, we made a small digital display device for a supermarket shelf that could be powered wirelessly. But hardware startups are challenging. They liked the idea, but they put it on the back burner. Let’s be honest.
CTOvision
NOVEMBER 13, 2013
The Mobile Management infrastructure being deployed by DMI and its partners will enable the DoD to support a broad array of Commercial-Off-The-Shelf devices for non-classified communications. The following exciting information is from: [link]. Defense Information Systems Agency Mobility Management for U.S. Department of Defense.
The Parallax
AUGUST 12, 2019
Using off-the-shelf parts and focused efforts, the biohacking group has designed and built a networked hard drive, coated in a biosafe resin, to be subcutaneously implanted in the human body. TEHACHAPI, Calif.—In READ MORE ON BIOHACKING AND MEDICAL SECURITY. How hackers are approaching medical cybersecurity. What’s a Pegleg?
Altexsoft
NOVEMBER 3, 2020
But, as we mentioned above, only wireless noninvasive tools measuring common physiological parameters enjoy FDA authorization for their use by hospitals remotely — at least until the COVID-19 outbreak ends. The next decade will see an impressive rise of remote patient monitoring (RPM) devices, at a growth rate of 12.5 percent annually.
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