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Tertill, Gardening Robot from Roomba Makers, Receives Update

First there were Roomba robot vacuum cleaners, then wet-mop robot vacuums. Now there is Tertill, a gardening robot from the same creators.

5 of the Best Raspberry Pi Emulators for Simulating Your Pi Experience

If you don’t own a Pi, you can get the same coding experience with an online Raspberry Pi emulator/simulator. This allows you to test out your project – no soldering skills or electronic components are required.

Fatal Tesla Crash Shows Why We Don’t Have Autonomous Cars on the Road

Despite warnings to always pay attention when riding in a Tesla, two men lost their lives over the weekend in a fatal Tesla crash.

NYC IoT Strategy Paves the Way Forward for Smart City Development

The Mayor’s Office of the CTO recently released the NYC Internet of Things Strategy to support a healthy smart city development in NYC.

Car Repair Claims See Increased Use of AI

Technology is reaching outside the car repair shops and into insurance claims, where the industry has seen an increased use of AI.

How to Change Arduino IDE Background Theme, Colors, and Font Scheme

If you use Arduino frequently, the default interface can feel monotonous and boring. Here is how you can change your Arduino IDE theme.

Drone Company to Expand into Autonomous Car Technology

DJI, the largest drone company, is putting together a team to work on autonomous car technology, joining a very crowded space.

Delivery Robots Popping Up More a Year After Pandemic

IoT is pitching in to help with our need for social distancing. Delivery robots are being deployed more, helping to make deliveries contactless.

The Role of 3D Printing in IoT: Trends and New Developments

IoT wouldn’t be complete without 3D printing. Find out the surprisingly large role of 3D printing in IoT now and in the future.

Atomberg Smart Ceiling Fans with Wi-Fi and Alexa Support

Smart ceiling fans have arrived. Let’s see how they improve existing ceiling fans, with voice activation, mobile app controls, and thermostat compatibility.

Solving Autonomous Vehicle Perception Problems with LiDAR Technology

LiDAR technology has emerged as an important standard in the autonomous market. Learn how it can solve autonomous vehicle perception problems.

Spot the Robot Dog Tested in Combat Scenarios with French Army

Spot the robot dog from Boston Dynamics has expanded his repertoire and was seen alongside French soldiers in combat scenarios.

Smart Traffic Lights to Allow Slower Pedestrians More Time

Smart traffic lights technology has been developed that will allow slower pedestrians the extra time they need to cross a busy intersection.

OEMs Create New Business Models with Over-the-Air Updates

Automotive OEMS are rolling out over-the-air updates and as-a-service subscriptions. This changes the consumer relationship and creates new business models.

Further Info Given on Verkada Security Cameras Hack

Last month security cameras connected to the Verkada security firm were hacked. Further info was released on how this hack was carried out.

Which Smart City Tech Is Most Vulnerable to Cyberattack?

Smart city attacks are appealing to cyber hackers and state agents. Researchers reveal which smart city technology is most at risk.

Researchers Create Smart Bandage to Speed Up Healing Time

Researchers have developed a smart bandage that will speed up healing time and possibly also detect COVID-19 symptoms.

How to Install Cores via Board Manager in Arduino IDE 2.0

This article focuses on downloading and installing cores for development boards and MCUs through Board Manager on Arduino IDE 2.0.