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As the world of IoT evolves, today’s uses cases and verticals demand that processing be done at or near the device edge. At the same time, device architects designing their next edge devices are compelled to balance a range of requirements including new form factors, various operating environments, power efficiency, and deployment budgets, all while satisfying a cost-effective bill of materials (BOM).
In some cases, this means selecting a powerful IoT processor with advanced capabilities, while in other cases, a simpler but more specialized processer fits the bill.
Whether you’re a professional or hobbyist developer, you likely have some side-projects to help you discover new technology, learn how it works, or build solutions to hopefully make life easier. With the holiday season winding down, did you notice any situations where IoT technology could help improve things around your home to enhance your holiday experience?
Imagine yourself as a manager of an agricultural operation located where many would classify as – the middle of nowhere. Energy for some of your onsite services comes from large propane tanks, while fuel for your tractors is provided by tanker trucks that traverse the area. Your harvested resources are stored in large hulls, some to be shipped out when full and replaced by empty hulls, while others are stationary and require frequent emptying. Now picture yourself visiting each of these assets in extreme temperatures to manually measure their product levels.
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