The New GE Digital
(B) You have probably seen on TV the new commercial from GE – “Sarah: GE is the perfect mix of digital and industrial – an ideal combination like peanut butter […]
CES 2016: Meet Nixie the First Wearable Camera that Can Fly
(T) One of my favorite products from CES 2016 is probably Nixie: “the first wearable camera that can fly”. What’s an incredible innovative product! But there were a lot of […]
Deciphering the Internet of Things With a Developer Eye
(T) When I worked at Sun Microsystems, we used to say “The Network is the Computer”…now maybe that has changed and… “The Sensor is the Computer”. It took thirty years […]
A Wearable that You Must Wear
(E) There are a lot of ideas of wearables. But the fundamental question is: Will you wear them? Will they be practical? Will they be fashionable? The Skully AR-1 is definitely one […]
Making Enchanting Homes with Ordinary Things with Extraordinary Powers!
(E) Would it be nice to have your door sensing your sweeties coming home, your umbrella knowing if today will be a rainy day, your air conditioner anticipating when you […]
Fitness and Activity Trackers
(E) New York Times Tech columnist Molly Wood made an interesting video review this week of two fitness bands: the LG Lifeband Touch and the Samsung Gear Fit, two wearable […]
Smart Clothing and Affective Computing
(T) Over a week ago, I received an interesting article from an online magazine French District about “le vetement intelligent” or “smart clothing”… “Il fut un temps où le pull tenait chaud, le […]
Thinks about Wearables as our Sixth Human Sense
(T) There are so many developer events and hackathons, and so many announcements from various market players about wearable computing, that it is somewhat challenging to keep a “sane” and […]
Sensors in the Internet of Things
(T) When I worked at Sun Microsystems, we used to say “The Network is the Computer”…now maybe… “The Sensor is the Computer”. Sensors can now not only capture data but […]
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