The Internet of Things is currently being applied in a wide variety of uses throughout the home, businesses, hospitals, cars and entire cities. The most common places everyday consumers see ...

Enter the “Internet of Things.” The Internet of Things isn’t a new concept by any means, but over the last few years, IoT devices have become a regular part of most people’s daily lives.

The Internet of Things, or IoT, is the name given to a network of devices that can connect to the internet and exchange data, both with other IoT-enabled devices and centralized cloud servers ...

The Internet of Things exists to build a market around new data about your toasting and grilling and refrigeration habits, while duping you into thinking smart devices are making your lives better ...

In the sterile, LED-lit gloom of an office, a solar panel is about as useful as a sundial. Traditional silicon cells are built for the unfiltered fire of the Sun but work miserably with artificial ...

The European Commission has launched an €8 million project that aims to use the Internet of Things (IoT) to increase and enhance the remote care provided by hospitals.

That's what the Internet of Things is: a way for your appliances and other devices to talk to each other. Making a device IoT-ready involves adding a wireless interface to the microcontroller, and ...

IoT means the Internet of Things, but there’s a growing movement to change the definition, to give it more meaning and set us up for the next decade of innovation. Tomorrow, IoT will mean ...

It's not because I hate the IoT -- I genuinely don't -- but because so many Internet of Things devices are more properly classified as belonging to the Internet of Shit or Internet of Shitty Things: ...

Career Opportunities in Internet of Things A graduate program in the Internet of Things prepares you for a career path that could include continuing your education in a PhD program or pursuing ...

The Debate Over How to Encrypt the Internet of Things So-called lightweight encryption has its place. But some researchers argue that more manufacturers should stick with proven methods.