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Why AI Chips Are Becoming Communication Platforms
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (901+ words) Now another capability is moving closer to the silicon. Conversation. One of the clearest signals is the recent emergence of embedded WebRTC support from semiconductor vendors, including Espressif's ESP-WebRTC initiative for the ESP32 family. At first glance, this may look like…...
The Software Requirements Regulators Are About to Make Non-Negotiable for Edge Fleets
1+ week, 2+ day ago (447+ words) Most industrial IoT teams can tell you how many edge devices they’re running. Fewer can tell you exactly what software version is on each one, which components have known vulnerabilities, or how long it would take to push a security…...
How APIs and AI Agents Are Changing IoT Connectivity Management
2+ week, 5+ day ago (831+ words) Connected-device programs rarely live inside one system. A fleet may start with SIMs, devices, data plans, and a management portal, but the day-to-day work spreads across support queues, operations dashboards, customer systems, monitoring tools, field teams, and reporting workflows. With…...
From Fuzozo to Pophie: What AI Companion Devices Teach Us About Building the Next Generation of IoT Products
3+ week, 2+ day ago (702+ words) For decades, connected devices have been built around commands. A user presses a button. A sensor reports a reading. A mobile app sends an instruction. Even voice assistants largely followed the same pattern by waiting for a wake word before…...