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Celebrating IoT Day with a brief history of Ambient IoT

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 04-09-2023 09:13
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Happy IoT Day 2023 to the AIoT Canada community! At reelyActive, we've decided to celebrate with a reflection, from our unique perspective, on how the concept of ambience became intertwined with the Internet of Things: A brief history of Ambient IoT ------------------------------ Jeffrey Dungen ...

ChatIoT launch: April 1st

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 04-01-2023 06:32
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Don't be fooled by the April 1st launch date, ChatIoT is AIoT at its best! Read our blog post to learn more: reelyactive.com/blog/archives/2228 ------------------------------ Jeffrey Dungen Co-founder & CEO of reelyActive ------------------------------

RE: Press release: Aruba, Microsoft & reelyActive IoT collaboration

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 03-20-2023 10:34
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Our Infrastructure 4.0 blog post adds context to why we feel this is a big step forward for IoT interoperability and adoption. I know that a lot of AIoT Canada members come from a network operator background, and therefore may be less familiar with the model where "things" are identified and communicate ...

RE: Press release: Aruba, Microsoft & reelyActive IoT collaboration

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 03-15-2023 08:23
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Thanks Zoheir! I've corrected the broken link in the original post. ------------------------------ Jeffrey Dungen Co-founder & CEO of reelyActive ------------------------------

Press release: Aruba, Microsoft & reelyActive IoT collaboration

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 03-14-2023 15:14
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Aruba Collaborates with Microsoft and reelyActive to Speed the Migration of IoT Workloads to Microsoft Azure without Custom Engineering Quick summary of what this collaboration represents: there are tens of billions of radio-identifiable devices/sensors (ex: Bluetooth Low Energy) there are 35 ...

Happy Owl-idays AIoT Canada!

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 12-21-2022 09:40
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We have an annual tradition at reelyActive to concoct an Owl-iday Special that tends to revolve around current IoT innovations, and this year is no exception. I'm pleased to present you our 2022 Owl-iday Special. This year's theme is interoperability, as we're pleased to have added integrations or ...

RE: Projet IoT pour hobbyists et étudiants / IoT project for hobbyists and students.

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 11-29-2022 08:45
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Thanks for sharing Jonathan! Nice choice with the nRF52832: have you considered Espruino as an option for users to program the device in JavaScript directly from their web browser using Web Bluetooth? We've had great experience working with Espruino, for instance with the Puck.js. I'd be happy to complete ...

Spooky room occupancy graph: Happy Halloween!

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 10-31-2022 10:50
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Happy Halloween AIoT Canada! Here's a jack-o-lantern graph we put together of recent occupancy in the maker space of our shared office. Behind the scenes: Minew MSP01 Bluetooth Low Energy motion/illuminance sensor Aruba APs and reelyActive reelceivers as Bluetooth gateways Pareto Anywhere open ...

RE: Looking for Sponsor - Postgraduate Capstone IoT-Based Smart Building Project

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 10-14-2022 10:57
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Hi Mohammed, You might be interested to use the open source Pareto Anywhere middleware that we develop at reelyActive to meet a good number of your objectives: environmental sensing using BLE and/or EnOcean devices occupancy analytics using both sensors and BLE ambient data Elasticsearch/Kibana integration ...

RE: A game changer ? Big news in the IoT World... Semtech to buy Sierra Wireless.

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 08-05-2022 08:45
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This is promising news for the IoT Eric, merci de le partager! I'd argue that in "human-scale" IoT, we've had the global communication technology standards since 2014: Bluetooth Low Energy (started shipping 1B+ devices that year) RAIN RFID (alliance formed that year, 112B+ devices shipped to date) ...

Retirement of two pillars of the IoT & RFID

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 07-04-2022 11:28
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Members of the AIoT Canada may not be aware, but two pillars of the Internet of Things and its enabling RFID technologies have announced their retirement in the past two months. Mark Roberti, founder of RFID Journal and early champion of Kevin Ashton's vision of the IoT, announced his retirement last ...

IoT and the coming recession

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 06-20-2022 12:07
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With all signs now pointing clearly towards an impending recession, should we be worried about the project of a global Internet of Things? In a word, YES. That's the opening paragraph of the IoT and the coming recession blog post I wrote this weekend, reflecting on what's likely to come following an ...

RE: An 'illuminating' example of AIoT

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 06-20-2022 11:42
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Thanks for the follow-up @Suvojit Ghosh, you are right that a well-defined problem is very much the difference between a technology demo and a solution. What I'll add is that the choice of off-the-shelf and open source technologies to create a solution from a well-defined problem is not always obvious, ...

An 'illuminating' example of AIoT

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 06-15-2022 13:12
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AIoT doesn't have to be complicated. At yesterday's Montreal Elastic Meetup, I presented how we achieved meaningful and relevant anomaly detection of ambient illuminance data, with neither expert knowledge about IoT or AI: Pareto Anywhere open source middleware running on a Raspberry Pi discovered ...

RE: Our Member will participate in the Canadian Research Software Conference

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 06-14-2022 09:43
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Thanks @Roman Semeniuc ​for sharing. Here's the conclusion slide from my presentation: In short, common belief is that the value of open source software is access to the software itself, whereas our experience has shown that what's even more valuable to many users is access to the developers of the ...

RE: Tutorial: RFID as Ambient Data

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 05-25-2022 09:08
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An example of vendors are taking "actions" is the fact that following the conference last week, we're on track to integrate no fewer than 3-4 RAIN RFID (UHF Passive) protocols with our Pareto Anywhere open source software, aided by internal champions at those vendors. In previous years, I would ...

Tutorial: RFID as Ambient Data

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 05-23-2022 12:55
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Hi AIoT Canada colleagues, I'm back from my first international conference since March 2020, IEEE RFID and co-hosted RFID Journal Live, and am pleased to share with you the slides from my tutorial presented at the former: Tutorial: RFID as Ambient Data For those who come from the "IoT = connected ...

IEEE RFID & Journal Live! May 17-19 in Las Vegas

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 05-05-2022 09:34
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The Internet of Things has roots in Auto-ID and RFID (here's part of the origin story) and RFID Journal Live! is one of the longest-running industry conferences co-hosted with IEEE RFID, this year in Las Vegas. I've been attending since 2013, and will be there (physically!) this year, presenting ...

RE: UWB

Posted By Jeffrey Dungen 05-03-2022 10:53
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Montreal-based Spark Microsystems has developed ultra-low power UWB ICs and has dev kits available (even on DigiKey now!) Although they are more focused on 1:1 ultra-low-power data transfer at the moment (ex: audio), their ICs can do time-of-flight ranging with excellent accuracy under the right conditions. ...