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Tag Archives: hardware
“The Tile”
A couple of weeks ago I had a post called “Find my iThingy”. After describing that post to one of my friends he sent me a link to a crown sourced project called “The Tile”. http://www.thetileapp.com/ I’m sure many of … Continue reading
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Tagged C++ programming, connected things, energy harvesting, hardware, innovation, sensors, tech startups, tile
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Conferencing without echo cancellation
The future of large board room conferencing system may not involve echo cancellation. There is a company in the Boston area that makes directional audio tiles that can be installed in the ceiling above conference room seats. The tiles are … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, board room sound, conferencing, directional sound, echo cancellation, hardware
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Find my iThing
The pressures of daily life tend to make some of us loose focus from time to time and as a result we forget where we parked the car, where we left the remote, where our sun glasses might be, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Business Development, engineering, entrepreneurship, hardware, innovation
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A Simple, Powerful and Portable network test tool…
I have already blogged about the Raspberry Pi (the $35 single board computer that runs XBMC or Linux). For this project the Pi would run Raspian which is a custom version of Debian. Raspbian uses the standard apt-get repos to … Continue reading
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Tagged hardware, linux, network analysis, network security, packet loss, Raspberry pi, Tools, traffic shaper detection
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Platforms for innovation
I started my career 32 years ago designing hardware to connect to phones and the telephone network. It was a growth industry that was created by the deregulation of the telecom industry. I’ve blogged about how a large part of … Continue reading
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Tagged Blue Ocean, engineering, hardware, hardware design, hardware innovation, hardware platforms, innovation, mechatronics
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Where have all the hardware companies gone?
When I graduated in 1981 and took my first job at Mitel, I was debugging boards for the SX200 PABX. That job eventually evolved into building automatic testers which involved both hardware and software design. From there I transitioned to … Continue reading
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Tagged analog circuit design, hardware, off-shore, tech companies, tech startups
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Do I buy hardware or software?
As computer hardware and software evolve, consumers have to decide whether to solve a problem with hardware or software. It is important to analyze the problem that you are trying to solve and carefully compare the performance of a hardware … Continue reading