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IAR Systems ups performance for the ultra-low-power MSP430 microcontrollers ...
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Ultra Low Power is going to be requirement moving forward for IoT and Wearables in many applications, good to see some companies are beginning to bring out the components to support that kind of architecture. What other kinds of low power devices will be needed for your product application / architecture for your IoT / Wearable device?
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Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Hyundai - a TRIZ educated company - is making Smart Cars Smarter - check it out
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New Rxeas Instruments power harvesters and step-down converters extract and manage the lowest amount of power available from light, thermal and vibration sources. Via Thomas Faltin
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Oooo new tech nfor enabling energy harvesting, been waiting for this ever since hybrid cars were capturing energy from vehicle braking
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automotive.com (blog)
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Audi jumping in on High Speed internet for your vehicle, about time for the Road Warrior set
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Growth in the automotive industry’s highly integrated and highly saturated connected car systems will yield approximately $14.5 billion in revenue from automotive data assets by 2020, according to a connected car study from IHS Automotive, driven by Polk.
Via Jörg Höhner
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Big Data is going to Big in automotive
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Conventional wisdom in the northern hemisphere is to face solar panels south so they get the most light all day. But a new study indicates that panels facing west may actually get more juice from the sun, and at more convenient times. SE Via Joel Barker
Richard Platt's insight:
Excellent take on why the conventional wisdom of solar panel angles are all wrong, check it out, what do you think?
Joel Barker's curator insight,
November 18, 2013 10:21 AM
Sometimes it is the simple things that no one checks. SE
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High-tech Skully helmet: A Google Glass that's born to be wild CNET (blog) To help riders deal with big, boxy, and often lethal vehicles, the Skully P1 motorcycle helmet sticks a Google Glass-style heads-up display, rear-view camera, and Bluetooth...
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Get Your Order in for a Skully Helmet now, these are likely to go fast
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Even as automakers introduce technology that lets cars drive themselves in congested highway traffic, their engineers and suppliers already are working on the next steps, such as automatic passing and lane changing.
Richard Platt's insight:
What's next a robot taxi driver? Wait didn't I see that in a movie w/ Arnold back a few years, oh yeah....the 1st version of "Total Recall"
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Robots Allow Doctors To Remotely Advise, Diagnose Patients
Richard Platt's insight:
Not a new technology per se, but it is getting more press these days, tech price should come down in a competitive environment, unless there is collusion (suspicion of the curator, due to high cost of med tech)
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New App Brings Augmented Reality HUD to Your Windshield
Richard Platt's insight:
Too Cool for Christmas - Now you too can get a Heads Up Display for your Car,
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Nissan to Debut the 3E in Tokyo, Giving Google Glass a Worthy Competitor Top Speed According to the initial details offered by Nissan, the 3E can be connected to the Internet in real time, allowing the users to overlay acquired information on the...
Richard Platt's insight:
Nissan 1st compete against Google Glass with the larger platform and ecosystem of the auotmobile.
If this is Carlos Goshn's strategy, it is an awesome one, hats off to Carlos Goshn, Nissan and Renault for Innovation Strategist of the Year
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How do you see wearable technology changing healthcare? #healthcare #innovation #throughglass http://t.co/OB38O7o6wg Via TechinBiz
Richard Platt's insight:
Healthcare application for Google Glass, interesting application
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lorrinda's curator insight,
November 18, 2013 11:37 AM
google glass is awesome (and expensive). an opportunity is to have a pay per use service if its technoogy allows multiple users or is tied to processes instead of people. we'll see.
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Low power non-volatile memory IP for ID/tag chip design
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Another Low -Power device, this tim non-volative memry component for RFID (Radio Frequency Identification / NFC IC's (Near Field Communication Integrated Circuit) - more archhitecture to build out IoT and Wearables
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Soft wing sails may offer an elegant solution and provide a means of keeping costs down. Soft wing sails may capable of producing similar sorts of performance to rigid wings. Much of the performance advantage of rigid wings comes from the multiple element design. Multiple element wings can carry high camber due to the re-energisation of the boundary layer part way along the leeward surface of the wing which delays trailing edge separation. These increased cambers result in higher lift generation. We know single element soft wings are capable of generating good lift and drag characteristics. Multi-element soft wings have not really been explored but are certainly possible. I have penned conceptual designs which, at least in the preliminary modelling, show great promise of approaching rigid wing performance. We are really at the beginning of the technology curve for soft wings and there are significant design and performance improvements waiting to happen. Via Greg Johnston
Richard Platt's insight:
Interesting Technology for later review and application elsewhere, because we know how to do that. ;-)
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Toshiba Ships Ultra-Small CMOS Image Sensor For Automotive Camera ...
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): New image sensor / camera for autos, all sorts of new tech for ioT
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Energy harvesting chips enable battery-free operation New Electronics In addition to the battery management circuits, TI has also introduced the TPS62740 - an ultra small and low power buck converter for 300mA output current designs which provides...
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Low power chips to enable battery free poperation, can't wait for this to go to market
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Canadian Manufacturing
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Another entrant into the motorcycle with HUD and sensors built in, this makes it three competitors in this new application of HUD and sensor technology
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Ford Motor Co., trying to satisfy customer demands for more in-car gadgets, said technology companies must work in more open and flexible ways for Internet “connected-car” features to be as seamless as smartphone apps. Via Jörg Höhner
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Ford giving the high tech companies notice, start playing nice with them to get the business
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Ultra-Low Power Wireless Sensors Network Helps Find Parking Space in ...
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): Been hearing about this tech for sometime, please someone get off your backside and make this a reality, parking sucks in every major metropolitant city on the east and west coasts, what part of the market don't you get?
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The United States Air Force has a simple, but tested, message for the Iran: Don't mess with our drones. Recently a pair of F-22 Raptor stealth jets were (I bet the Iranian didnt see this one coming....
Richard Platt's insight:
Couldn't resist postin this, since I am long time fan of fighter jocks and their abilities to do cool stuff with the training and technology that Uncle Sam gives them.. A shout out to my (former) brothers in arms.
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Find the largest selection of car electronics, GPS, MP3 players and their accessories at the lowest price at Amazon.com. (The new HARD system is now selling on Amazon! This is a heads up display unit for your Escort, Beltronics or...
Richard Platt's insight:
For the motorcylist enthusiast in your house who also happens to have a thing for "A need for speed"
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Richard Platt's insight:
Another Tool Cool for Christmas gift, (not yet ready for this years x-mas rush), but a Heads Up Display for motorcyclists, this is the 3rd entrant into this space that we've noted, lots of competition which means this technology will go down in price over time, consumers be on the look out for this one.
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A little, wearable camera is putting its owners in their own movies, doing everything from walking down the street to jumping out of an airplane.
Richard Platt's insight:
(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables) : Wearables now going mainstream when you make it on 60 Minutes
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Research and Markets: Global Automotive Interiors Market 2013 Report - Business Wire (press release)
Research and Markets: Global Automotive Interiors Market 2013 Report
Richard Platt's insight:
Crystal ball gazing passing as research for the future of Auto interiors, still it might be interesting to check out
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(from the Curator of IoT & Wearables): The 1st Low Power Dual Band Wearable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy tag, protocols, very important building block technology