Showing posts with label Beaglebone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beaglebone. Show all posts

Friday, April 22, 2016

New in the Internet of Things

While I await my CHIP to arrive, I thought I'd note some of the other new items that have popped up in the last few months in terms of new boards for IoT.  I think most should be aware of these, but some may not be aware of all of these.


Saturday, May 16, 2015

Resources for the Internet of Things Security

At the HackMiami Conference  on May 16, 2015, I did a presentation on an Introduction to Internet of Things Security.  The presentation is now up on YouTube.  I have the link below.

As a tie-in to the presentation, I am providing here links to the various resources that I covered in the presentation, along with others I didn't have the time to.  If you come across other items of interest, please add them to the comments.

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Another "micro-PC"

Just learned about this compact, and inexpensive PC: the Utilite.

At this point its just announced, but the company has a prior product line called the "Trim-Slice", so they do have a track record.

For about a $100, you get a small (very small) case with a powerful CPU, 4G Ram, 128G storage, and plenty of connections (USB, Gigabit ethernet, etc).  Can run Linux or Android.

So now yet another power small computer that could be used for some interesting activities.  A possible competition for the Raspberry Pi or Beaglebone.  (tho I don't think so, they are focused on different markets).