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• IoT@Intel

  

  Data Drives Design – Conversations in IoT Architectural Design

  In 2015, there were 15.41 billion connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices around the world. By 2020,...

• Electrical Engineers Talk Tech

  

  AI and Embedded Systems: Top 5 Use Cases

  Considering the top 5 potential use cases for AI and embedded systems based on current trends and advancements...



• Power over Ethernet can deliver many advantages on the plant floor—if you do it right  /   (Industrial Ethernet)

  Power over Ethernet (PoE)—a technology that allows network operators to provide electric power to many types of devices through the same cable as data is transmitted—has become fairly commonplace in office IT environments. Unfortunately, industrial OT environments have not yet embraced it to the same extent. And that’s...

• EEVblog #1190 – Mailbag Review Bonanza  /   (Electronics Engineering Video Blog )

  A look at three major products in this lengthy Mailbag. SPOILERS: LabJack T7-Pro Multifunction DAQ with WiFi, Ethernet, and USB 15:56 Balena Fin Raspberry Pi Compute module industrial computer 29:29 Dodgy truck LED tailight assembly 38:00 Joulescope: Precision DC Energy Analyzer Kickstarter With lengthy discussion on current...

• The Purpose Behind PoE Certification  /   (Digital Building)

  As Power over Ethernet (PoE) continues to take hold, more and more devices are claiming to be “PoE capable.”...

• IEEE 802.3™ Ethernet Working Group Adds Task Forces and a New Study Group  /   (IEEE Standards Association)

  Ethernet continues on a steady path of growth and advancement, enabling higher speeds and opening the door to new and enhanced applications. The IEEE 802.3 Ethernet Working Group has announced the addition of four new Task Forces and the launch of a new study group. These new efforts include: IEEE P802.3cg™ 10 Mb/s Single...

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