Embedded Internet Design Features

Controlling network flow with the OpenFlow protocol

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Tips & Tricks: Advancements in Powerline—A grounding experience

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Basics of embedded firewalls - Part 1: Exploding the myths

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In-vehicle networking today and tomorrow

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In-vehicle infotainment software architecture: Genivi and beyond - Part 2

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Mobile Internet basics: Mobile IPv6 technology overview

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Mobile Internet basics: Mobile IPv6 in Practice

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The Top Ten CommsDesign Articles of 2011

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Top ten Embedded Internet articles for 2011

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Top ten MCU articles for 2011

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In-vehicle infotainment software architecture: Genivi and beyond - Part 1

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Position location techniques and applications - Part 5: Cross-layering, cooperative networks & space-time processing

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Bluetooth low energy technology makes new medical applications possible

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Squeezing more from less: How to design smart gas and water meters for the ultimate in energy efficiency

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Hot topics in Smart Energy for 2011 – Part 1

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Book excerpt: The Advanced Smart Grid--Edge Power Driving Sustainability (Part 1 of 2)

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The Advanced Smart Grid--Edge Power Driving Sustainability (Part 2 of 2)

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Public key cryptography and security certificates

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Position location techniques and applications - Part 4: Toward the cognitive radio paradigm

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Use Smart Services to take advantage of M2M connectivity

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Securing your apps with Public Key Cryptography & Digital Signature

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Position location techniques and applications - Part 3: Mobility in wireless networks

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Wireless body area networks: What engineers need to know

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Position location techniques and applications - Part 2: Ad hoc and sensor network scenarios

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Position location techniques and applications - Part 1: Cellular networks

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The future of cloud computing - Part 2: Current and next phases

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CWE: what developers of connected embedded systems need to know

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Security on the wireless mobile highway

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In-vehicle infotainment evolves for safe, efficient connectivity on wheels

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Home Automation: Access, automate, and secure with fewer chips

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The future of cloud computing - Part 1: Recent history

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Web services puts M2M in The Cloud

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The embedded cloud: IT at the edge

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Need to implement wireless device networking? Here’s what to look for

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Using Monte Carlo methods to design domain-driven device clouds

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Wireless mesh nets offer bright prospects for lighting control

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Tech Trends: Security concerns for next-generation automotive electronics

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Understanding Smart Meters to Design Intelligent, Secure Systems

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Data security in cloud computing - Part 4: Cloud data storage

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There’s a stack for that: FNET provides TCP/IP protocol

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Data security in cloud computing - Part 3: Cloud data protection methods

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Data security in cloud computing - Part 2: Data encryption applications and limits

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An introduction to wireless sensor network concepts

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Designing Wi-Fi connectivity into your embedded "Internet thing"

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Want to go Green? Reuse Powerline infrastructure and get there fast

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Optimizing Power Line Communication for Distance, Lowest Packet Error Rates, Cost and Reliability

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Reference Designs

Quantenna debuts 802.11n 4x4 MIMO wireless video bridge ref design

Quantenna Communications Inc. has debuted a complete reference design based on its QHS600 IEEE 802.11n wireless LAN (WLAN) 4x4 multiple input, multiple output (MIMO) chipset.
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Lattice adds over 90 reference designs for PLDs

Lattice Semiconductor Corp. has released more than 90 reference designs optimized for the MachXO and ispMACH 4000ZE PLDs.
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The countdown begins: On Wednesday next at DesignCon 2012 http://www.designcon.com I’ll be moderating a panel comprising four of the sharpest minds in the electronics industry as they explore the cutting edge of technology and what it means for you, the test engineer.

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@ams0178 - I'll be one of the regular bloggers on the site. I don't have any direct connection with ...
CES 2012 showed Intel may do both better and worse in mobile than I thought, the next steps for Wi-Fi and set-tops are unclear and there are too many apps platforms.

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Thank you for giving an overview of CES for a reader like me sitting here in India. The 3DTV seems ...
The world is at our fingertips, 24/7, but how do we manage our relationship with ubiquitous consumer electronics devices?

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I would suggest that the "portability" of the internet has fundamentally changed society. The ...
The folks at Xilinx have just announced some mega-cool (dare I say ultra-cool … or even uber-cool) “stuff”…

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Great article Clive. I work in the medical equipment industry and love reading about how technology ...
I just heard from Mobile Future about a video they made summarizing the 2011 top statistics in mobile

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One billion app downloads per month is a staggering figure -- an average of one app per month for ...
For Phil McKinney, HP's August 18 debacle signaled a time to retire as chief technologist of the company's PC group and resume his career as an innovation guru.

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McKinney thinks innovative thinking can be taught? He should read "The Genesis Machine" by James P. ...
Is all this digital connection encouraging kids to write or creating a generation of grammatical illiterates?

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Dudes, at the end of the day it doesn't really matter what these texters have to say. It's just more ...
If you believe the pundits, prepare to stuff Android into your next electronic toothbrush, but….

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For our dose of humor this Friday, I am turning to the Internet and Easter eggs, those little surprises hidden where few people will find them…

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I saw the recent TI announcement of their 6LoWPAN series of products, and it got me thinking about Part 15 devices in general.

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"It’s not impossible to make these things work, it’s just really hard..." Often it's not "hard" but ...
So many "next big things" have not-quite come and then are gone, in our fast-paced, amped-up world

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Whatever became of cheap solar cells?
I've got a theory why Intel is struggling to get a foothold in markets outside the PC—it's a lack of humility or, put less kindly, hubris.

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It's way too late for cell phones. In a Platform driven design world you need to be in the market ...
The creation of the 6LoWPAN wireless extension to the IPv6 promises a wealth of opportunities for creating an embedded “Internet of Things.” But to take advantage of them means solving some significant problems as well.

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Bernard, Are you aware of the Eclipse M2M Industry Working Group? See: ...
Apple has reached a summit in a maturing smartphone market, so its biggest issue now is whether the rest of the journey is all downhill.

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I agree with the idea that Apple is not measuring their success by their overall market share in ...
HP's engineers and managers need a CEO that can quietly get behind them to provide the blocking and tackling needed to help solve some really, really big problems.

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HP needs to embrace the fact that it is, and should remain, a hardware company at heart. They should ...
The upcoming Embedded Systems Conference in Boston offers a cornucopia of events for developers of Internet-connected embedded systems.

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In which we meander through the morass of IPv6, 6LoWPAN, and other wireless “stuff” to that nirvana that is currently on everyone’s lips – “The Internet of Things”

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The BT stack (blueZ for the most part) provides a full network stack implementation including ...
Here, Tony Paine, CEO of Kepware Technologies, explains that open connectivity is a critical element for a reliable smart grid and automated meter applications for the natural gas, water, and electric utilities.

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I have had a smart meter for over a year and am not happy with it. My roof is covered in solar ...
I have a very happy smile on my face, because I now have 100% confirmation as to the wireless protocol used in Google’s recent Android@Home demonstrations…

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Arrggghh -- I just refreshed the screen and now mine appears below yours, which means it's where it ...
Today the AP reported that the US Supreme Court will take up the case to decide whether the use of GPS devices violates the fourth amendment to the Constitution's ban on unreasonable searches.

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If he's a suspect, not randomly selected, then the police should be able to show a court WHY he's a ...
This relatively ancient tag still has lots of life, and has spurred many sensing developments

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One simple advancement was the introduction of the mouse to aid in user input/control of PCs. It ...

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Reader Message Boards

What OS(es) should Nokia back?

By rick.merritt on 01.28.2011

Nokia is still the king of the hill in handsets and is mainly using Symbian on its smartphones. This morning financial analyst Mark McKenchnie of Gleacher & Co

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App Stores, Streaming, and the Cloud?

By Bob Virkus on 11.24.2010

It appears that the way we buy and use our applications is changing at an ever rapid pace. Apple's iPhone app store received all the attention when it started

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The nice thing about the Apple app store is that most the apps are free or very low cost. The ...

My dream is to help develop the next generation of medical electronics. Which degree would better qualify me to do this: Electrical or Biomedical Engineering? I

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I think EE with few courses in chemistry/mechanical/physics would be helpful.

Mobility vs Security

By chanj on 10.28.2010

To most smartphone users, one of the biggest worries is losing their smartphone. It is because there are so many sensitive information stored in the phone. As

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To answer an earlier comment, there are third-party add-ons for mobile phones that can remotely ...

Microsoft interested in buying Adobe?

By phoenixdave on 10.07.2010

Reports are circulating around the net that Microsoft may be making an offer to buy Adobe. Is this good news? Bad news?

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Adobe could probably use the cash, bit it's difficult to see how Microsoft benefits. Maybe it's just ...

Today the FCC announced regulations to allow wireless devices to use the so called "White Spaces". Frankly, I see a disaster in the making as I believe there is

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Sounds like you are up to what you enjoy. Please let me know more. Renee Saccal

Tablet Wave is Breaking

By LarryM99 on 09.03.2010

Samsung has made it official with the Tab, and Toshiba, Viewsonic, and a host of others are following suit with their own tablet devices. Most of these are

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Often with game changing technology you have to wait and see what people really do with it. My wife ...

 

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