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Category: Internet of Things

United States Patent 9,026,261

By Rob Faludi Posted on May 8, 2015 Posted in Design, Internet of Things, Smart Energy

The wheels of government do not turn quickly, but they do turn. Six years after our initial inventions, five years after our company’s acquisition, and about four years after we each moved on to new lines of work, the U.S. Patent and Trademark office just …

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Constructing an IoT Strategy – ForenSecure 2015

By Rob Faludi Posted on April 21, 2015 Posted in Communities, Events, Internet of Things

Last week I presented “Constructing an Internet of Things Strategy” at Forensecure’15 near Chicago, Illinois. This talk is about how any business can develop and adopt IoT methods to remain competitive in a connected world. The conference is sponsored by  IIT’s Center for Cyber …

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Faludi Speaks on Embedded.fm

By Rob Faludi Posted on October 3, 2014 Posted in Internet of Things, Networking, XBee

I spent a fun hour the other day talking with Elicia White on her podcast, Embedded.fm: The Show for People Who Love Gadgets. We chatted about XBees, ZigBee, my book, sensors, data science and more. I had just come from visiting …

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XBees in Space

By Rob Faludi Posted on September 29, 2014 Posted in Arduino, Internet of Things, Networking, XBee

NASA’s Ames Research Center is putting the first ZigBee radio network into space! XBee radios will form a prototype telemetry system on a NASA Soarex sounding rocket launching this coming January, 2015. The NASA sounding rocket will journey into space around 200 miles above the earth, run …

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New LilyPad XBee

By Rob Faludi Posted on September 3, 2014 Posted in Internet of Things, Wearables, XBee

The LilyPad XBee sew-in wearable radio created by myself and Kate Hartman just got an update to add a reset button and improve its manufacturability. This board can be paired with LilyPad wearable sensors, custom built sensors and a variety of output devices …

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Botanicalls on Smithsonian Channel’s Amazing Plants

By Rob Faludi Posted on May 26, 2014 Posted in Arduino, Botanicalls, Internet of Things, Networking, XBee

Botanicalls was recently featured in the Smithsonian Channel’s “Amazing Plants” documentary. There’s even beauty shots of the Arduino and XBee radio components! Also here’s the segment, filmed all the way back in 2007:

Digi Employee Hackathon: XBee Wi-Fi Visits Logroño

By Rob Faludi Posted on March 20, 2014 Posted in Communities, Events, Internet of Things, Teaching, XBee

For the latest Digi Hackathon, I headed overseas to hold our first ever creative construction event at Digi’s office in Logroño, Spain. Using XBee WiFi Cloud Kits, the four teams hacked away for what was the most competitive session yet. In …

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Digi Tracks Shuttles for 100,000 at Dreamforce

By Rob Faludi Posted on November 27, 2013 Posted in Events, General, Internet of Things, Networking

  We just connected 100,000 Dreamforce conference attendees with 60 shuttle busses, tracking them over hundreds of miles of San Francisco area routes. And it worked perfectly! Digi’s Etherios division teamed up with the Dreamforce folks to provide attendees with real-time …

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