Show Notes:
| Richard Chirgwin of the Register reports that the LoRa Alliance have launched a developer kit. The kit has a gateway, 10 Semtech sensors, application software and a connection to the LoRaWAN network. The idea is to get the developer working without having to pre-test everything in order to get started. The kit supports bio-directional communication and a low data rate of up to 300 bits/sec with the rate managed to reduce the load on the batteries. The LoRa alliance consists of Semtech, Libelium, Loriot and now Cisco. | http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/08/15/lora_backers_ship_iot_dev_kit/ |
| Yesterday we reported on the new OS by Google for IoT. Today Liam Tung in ZDNet has a followup and states that Fuchsia will be available for the Raspberry Pi - "soon". | http://www.zdnet.com/article/google-waves-goodbye-to-linux-for-new-iot-os-fuchsia-coming-soon-to-raspberry-pi/ |
| Ivan Lowry of Android Headlines gives us the scoop on Logitch's newest IoT product. The POP Home Switch is a small device that can be placed anywhere in the house and connects to the existing Wifi within the home. The device can be programmed to complete a series of actions such as turning on connected lights, etc. by simply tapping on the device. The device costs $99.99 | http://www.androidheadlines.com/2016/08/logitech-pop-home-switch-is-companys-newest-iot-product.html |
| Citrix has an IoT platform? Gabe Knuth reports on Citrix Octoblu which is an IoT platform for virtulization. In an attempt to bring IoT to the business of the enterprise, as in internal use, and widespread use. Explain about the smart meeting room. | http://internetofthingsagenda.techtarget.com/opinion/Citrix-Octoblu-opens-up-IoT-use-cases |
| In our cool post of the day, Victor Thomson in iTechPost reports that DuoSkin "Tattoos" can connect to IoT. Flash tattoos are temporary tattoos applied to the skin but can actually control gadgets such as smartphones or computers. In effect the tattoos can emulate any 2D input devices such as mouse actions, or keyboards. | http://www.itechpost.com/articles/24475/20160815/duoskin-tattoos-connected-iot-control-gadgets.htm |
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