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How to choose the best connectivity network for your IoT project
How sensors communicate with the internet is a key aspect when conceiving of a connected project, OpenSensors.io have a handy matrix and of common communication technologies and their pro’s and cons. -
PowerBRICK Power Supply Modules
Very well engineered USB power to +/-3.3V +/-12V +/-9V +/-5V supplies. -
RFID gives the green light to cyclist in Denmark
The Danish city of Aarhus is currently running a trial where cyclists are given RFID tags that they attach to their wheels. As they approach a junction, the tag sends a signal to a nearby reader (pictured above), which in turn switches the light to green so they never have to stop ! -
Open Hybrid – a platform for interaction with everyday objects
An interesting project from MIT Open Hybrid combines physical objects with the benefits of a flexible augmented user interface using standard Web-Technologies and Arduino, creating a virtual interface to control tangible objects. Reality Editor which is built on Open Hybrib is well worth checking out as well -
Hacker build a self driving car in his garage
26 year old hacker George Hotz aims to take on Tesla and Google by building a self driving car in his garage in under a month !. Be sure to watch the video to see how he programmed the car learned how to drive using Lidar and AI. -
System that replaces human intuition with algorithms outperforms human teams.
MIT Researchers have developed algorithms that outperformed 615 out of 906 human teams in competitions to discover patterns in data sets. -
r-touch RFID reader for iPhone
While looking at potential hand held RFID readers for a project we came across this slim, modern and durable clip on reader for the iPhone
