Episode 437: Goodbye and good luck
This is the final episode of The Internet of Things Podcast, and to send us off after eight years, we don’t discuss the big news of th...
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20 of 440 episodesEpisode 436: Can Alexa (and the smart home) stand on its own?
Amazon’s head of devices, David Limp, plans to retire as part of a wave of executives that have been leaving Amazon in the last year....
Episode 435: How Honeywell is approaching TinyML
This week we make a big announcement about the podcast and newsletter. Get ready! Then we talk about the issues with Matter and who’s...
Episode 434: So many new hubs, and a primer on LPWANs
This week’s show kicks off with a surprising revelation from Kevin, who has decided to swap out his smart home platform . He explains...
Episode 433: Tracking air quality with the IoT
This week we didn’t see a ton of news, yet we managed to talk about several big trends in IoT. We started with an update on AmazonR...
Episode 432: How to make IoT more consumer-friendly
This week we dig in on two topics that will make the internet of things friendlier for consumers. The first is the newly announced cybersecu...
Episode 431: Why Josh.ai added ChatGPT to the home
This week on the show, Kevin and I start off talking about some of the Roku gear I’ve been playing with for the last week. We discuss...
Episode 430: The theme of this show is wearables
This week’s podcast focuses on wearables, from hearing aids to mixed reality headsets. We start the show talking about the potential f...
Episode 429: Why Roku wants a smart home OS
This week we learned a bit more about streaming provider Roku’s plans to build a smart home operating system . This is in addition to...
Episode 428: How to add ChatGPT to the smart home
This week’s podcast tackles Kevin’s real-world experience with the Google Pixel tablet and speaker dock . He liked the tablet, b...
Episode 427: What it takes to put LTE on the moon
We start this week’s show with a review of DeviceScript , a limited subset of the TypeScript programming language, built by Microsoft...
Episode 426: Our take on Apple’s Vision Pro and fixes for bad air
It may not surprise anyone, but Kevin and I have thoughts on Apple’s Vision Pro mixed reality headset that we’re sharing with y&...
Episode 425: Smarter grocery stores are coming
Krogers and Walmart are both expanding various IoT devices to more of their stores as part of a larger shift in how connectivity and intelli...
Episode 424: Trust, AI, and the economy drive IoT conversations
This week’s show is live from Dallas as I attend the Parks Associates Connections smart home event, so I start out discussing some of...
Episode 423: Why Wemo is a no go for us
We start this week’s show with a conversation about Latch, the company that is acquiring Jamie Siminoff’s stealth startup . Simi...
Episode 422: The Pixel tablet is a smart home let down
Google launched a new tablet and dock at the Google I/O event Wednesday, and Kevin and I share our thoughts on how it might fit in with a sm...
Episode 421: Amazon adds Thread and beefs up Alexa
Amazon has turned on the Thread-capabilities inside its Echo devices so they can support the Matter smart home interoperability standard in...
Episode 420: First impressions of the new Aqara mmWave sensor
This week we start the show with my first impressions of the Aqara FP2 mmWave sensor . This $83 sensor can detect multiple people in a room,...
Episode 419: Little sensors save big amounts of water
This week’s show has lots of updates and small updates. We start off with a story about a golf course near San Diego that has saved mi...
Episode 418: Why is the smart home still so terrible?
This week’s show is full of both good news and bad news, starting with Google apparently dropping software update support for third-pa...