New York | May 2014
Clayster is working a new framework to quickly develop Internet of Things solutions. Founder Rikard Strid believes the Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol (XMPP) could be the key.
New York | May 2014
Pete Wassell (Augmate), Andrew Kemendo (Visidraft) and Brendan Scully (Metaio) at Geoweb Summit #8 discussed how augmented reality and wearables can solve 'the painful little expensive problems that enterprises have'.
New York | May 2014
Raj Singh is the director of interoperability programs at the geospatial standards organization OGC, a consortium of over 400 organizations in Europe, America and Asia. OGC is working on an Smart Cities - Urban IoT Testbed and SWE for IoT.
New York | April 2014
Bug Labs evolved from open source hardware to tools to build Internet of Things applications. 'Customers were putting whole collections of devices on the internet,' founder Peter Semmelhack says. 'It wasn't like one vending machine; it was ten thousand vending machines.'
New York | March 2014
Interface Foundry lets users build data bubbles pinned to a location and timeframe. Unlike iBeacon it is an open system. 'Even the kid down the street selling lemonade on a stand should be able to build a data bubble,' co-founder Rachel Law says.
New York | January 2014
Evrythng helps brands manage billions of individual product identities on the web. 'Each object is an individual relationship,' founder Niall Murphy says. 'That is the nexus around which applications can be driven.'
New York | January 2014
Mickey McManus demonstrates MakerSwarm. 'Some things should never connect to the internet,' says the MAYA Design CEO. 'They're gonna be peer-to-peer with their own local enclave.'