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The IoT Chain of Trust: The Boot Process

Posted by Heidi Huff on Dec 15th 2020

From the moment a user activates an IoT device, how do they trust the device is secure? How do they know their data remains confidential? How do IoT devices establis … View More

Enclosure & Environmental Ratings: An Overview

Posted by Heidi Huff on Oct 24th 2020

Rugged tech must perform under challenging conditions. Because specific hazards vary in location and situation, standards exist to classify equipment performance. IP … View More

Types of Neural Networks

Posted by Heidi Huff on Oct 7th 2020

Previously, we discussed how neural networks work and their applications. The many different types of neural networks can be grouped into categories.Feedforward Neur … View More

What Are Neural Networks?

Posted by Heidi Huff on Sep 24th 2020

Neuromorphic computing and neural networks might sound similar, but they function differently. Neuromorphic computing imitates the human brain with artificial neuron … View More

Tardigrade-Tough Applications for Humans

Posted by Heidi Huff on Sep 23rd 2020

Tardigrades are hardy creatures, capable of enduring conditions other animals can’t survive. What can humans learn from their methods of survival?Radiation Res … View More

Tardigrade-Tough Thermal Testing

Posted by Heidi Huff on Sep 15th 2020

Tardigrades are tiny organisms that can survive extreme conditions. They can withstand freezing temperatures, boiling heat, radiation and chemical exposure.Extreme H … View More

Tardigrade-Tough Technology for Extreme Environments

Posted by Heidi Huff on Sep 9th 2020

Tardigrades are micro-animals, ranging from .05 to 1.2 millimeters (.002 to .05 inches) long, known as moss piglets or water bears. They are capable of surviving ext … View More

The Current State of Facial Recognition

Posted by Heidi Huff on Aug 20th 2020

The use of facial recognition in public safety and public services has long been controversial. The technology offers several benefits but demographic biases have gi … View More

The What and Why of RFID

Posted by Heidi Huff on Apr 17th 2020

Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is a technology that uses radio waves to read data encoded on RFID tags or smart labels. This works similarly to barcode scanni … View More

Why Use COM Express?: The Rise of Configurable Computing Part II

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Aug 21st 2019

COM Express as a SOC is a complete computer and thus can be used on its own. It is a “plug and play” device without any predetermined I/O capable of us … View More

What is COM Express?: The Rise of Configurable Computing Part I

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Aug 10th 2019

The new COM Express Type 7 carrier boards have been making waves in transportation and defense technology. The Type 7 pin-out specification that defines them is the … View More

Challenging Environments Part I: The Physical Demands on Technology Solutions

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jun 19th 2019

Deeper, higher, dirtier and longer: industries are going further than ever in their operations. The technology used to support their missions must be able to go the … View More

Adapting Legacy Systems Part II: Tools for Integration

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on May 23rd 2019

In part I of this two-part series, we outlined the concerns people juggle when deciding to update industrial infrastructure and the associated costs of their chosen … View More

Adapting Legacy Systems Part I: Systems Integration and Digital Retrofitting

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on May 15th 2019

When the time comes to update assets and related processes, the path forward can be daunting; however, systems integration makes it easier. By extending the life of … View More

Two Important Features for IIoT Monitoring Software Solutions

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Apr 10th 2019

Poor software choices can underutilize IIoT monitoring hardware and render technology investments worthless. When implementing IIoT monitoring solutions, it’s … View More

Raspberry Pi Feeds the IoT and Maker Trends

Posted by Tom O'Hanlan on Oct 16th 2017

Mugsy, Image courtesy of Hackaday.io“Mugsy is the coffee maker of your dreams,” according to a recent Hackster.io blog discussing the IoT device. Mugsy c … View More

4-20 mA Current Loop Transmitter Board Provides Channel-to-Channel Isolation

Posted by Davis Orders on Oct 10th 2014

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS8 4-20 mA transmitter channels18-32 VDC user loop voltage range1500 VAC channel-to channel isolationLoop powered transmitterReliable long-distanc … View More

DAQFactory SCADA/HMI Software Simplifies Programming Sealevel I/O

Posted by Earle Foster on May 16th 2014

Sealevel makes over 350 standard products and our customers range across numerous vertical markets including Medical, Oil and Gas, Transportation, Military, and Proc … View More

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