Component Lifespan Considerations for Industrial IoT OEMs
One of the major differences between consumer IoT – such as wearables and Nest® thermostats — and industrial IoT is the lifespan requirement for...
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The World of IoT is Shrinking
There’s a saying that size matters. This concept of size – particularly “smaller” – was definitely one of the recurring themes at the Embedded World...
Read MoreOne Machine, Many Different Views
Take a moment and think about the many different interactions each of us has in our daily lives: as a parent, child, sibling, colleague,...
Read MoreOff the Grid Out-of-Band Management
Thousands of data centers scattered throughout the world run in near total isolation without the presence of human operators. But despite not having any...
Read MoreOut-of-Band Management – Part 1: What, Why, Where and When?
This blog is the first in a series that looks at the challenges and options for Out-of-Band Management (OOBM). The goal of this blog...
Read MoreWhy Every Healthcare Device Should be Connected to the Internet of Things
There are myriad “things” that could benefit from having a Wi-Fi Internet connection, enabling access to devices and data anytime and anywhere. Whether it’s...
Read MoreIf IoT Is Simple, Why Is It so #$%^! Hard to Implement?
The Internet of Things (IoT) promises to connect billions of devices to the Internet easily. The underlying technologies are ‘old friends’ like cellular, Wi-Fi,...
Read MoreHow Console Servers Help Test and Development Environments Run More Efficiently
We recently sat down and spoke with a test lab manager from a Fortune 500 company and asked him to talk about the unique...
Read MoreSending data from Lantronix to Google Analytics
Google and Lantronix The following is a copy of a guest post from Kurt Busch, CEO, and Mariano Goluboff, Principal Field Applications Engineer at...
Read MoreLantronix + dweet + freeboard: Connecting a microcontroller’s serial port to the Internet of Things
Talking to my customers, everybody is asking about the Internet of Things. There is so much information about the IoT, that it can be...
Read MoreWe’re Expanding in the Asia Pacific Region
For several years, M2M has been redefining how we interact with, and obtain information from machines in the western world. This growth has not...
Read MoreKeep That Traffic Moving
Beijing is famous for its traffic. As are cities in the United States including Los Angeles, Atlanta and New York. Our governments and urban...
Read MoreIT, Meet OT
As I continually meet with customers and engage with industry analysts, it is becoming more apparent the benefits of M2M communications are starting to...
Read MoreGetting Lost in Alphabet Soup
IEEE802.11n is Everywhere IEEE802.11n is really picking up steam since being ratified a little over a year ago, with products showing up not only...
Read MoreM2M Device Connectivity in Health Care: Stat
At the close of 2010, approximately 1.5 million medical devices across 10,000 different categories were in use around the world according to the World...
Read MoreAdding Connectivity…
In February 2010, an Ericsson Executive predicted that in 20 years, 50 billion devices will be connected to networks. In a world of ‘only’...
Read More100% Chance of Clouds
Cloud Computing is very compelling and definitely here to stay. It eliminates costly, upfront capital investments in hardware, expensive maintenance contracts, and in some cases...
Read MoreLive at ESC Silicon Valley: PremierWave EN!
This week kicks off the Embedded Systems Conference at Silicon Valley. Lantronix will be there in the Symmetry Booth, discussing the latest in embedded...
Read MoreEmbedded Systems Conference “ESC” – San Jose
ESC San Jose is finally here, and it promises to be a great event. I’m looking forward to trolling the show floor and conferences...
Read MoreWhere is Wireless Headed?
An article from IT World Canada a few weeks back revealed predictions from Ericsson, saying that ‘in 20 years, 50 billion devices will be...
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