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Category: IoT

John Deere’s New Excavators Are Basically Office Jobs on Tracks
HardwareIoTManufacturing

John Deere’s New Excavators Are Basically Office Jobs on Tracks

John Deere just pulled the wraps off its next-generation P-Tier midsize excavators. The focus is squarely on turning the cab into a high-tech, comfortable command center for marathon workdays, packed with features from heated seats to automated grading.

by Nathan CrossJanuary 29, 2026
Apple’s New AirTag: Louder, Farther, Same Price
HardwareIoTTechnology

Apple’s New AirTag: Louder, Farther, Same Price

Apple has unveiled a new AirTag with significant hardware upgrades. The tracker features a 50% longer range for Precision Finding and a speaker that’s 50% louder than the previous model.

by Henry BlakemoreJanuary 26, 2026
Linux at CES 2026: Not on the Desktop, But Everywhere Else
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Linux at CES 2026: Not on the Desktop, But Everywhere Else

You won’t find a flashy new Linux desktop at CES, but the open-source OS is the foundational layer for everything from $3,999 AI workstations to software-defined cars. Canonical is leading the charge, helping manufacturers comply with the EU’s upcoming Cyber Resilience Act. The show proves Linux’s f

by Nathan CrossJanuary 6, 2026
Some Roombas Get Matter Support Right Before iRobot’s Sale
IoTSoftwareTechnology

Some Roombas Get Matter Support Right Before iRobot’s Sale

iRobot is pushing out firmware updates for three Roomba models, adding Matter and Apple HomeKit support. This comes as the company is in a pre-packaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy process, with ownership set to transfer to its manufacturer, Picea, by February 2026.

by Henry BlakemoreDecember 30, 2025
This Dual-ESP32 Display is Wildly Overkill and a Bit of a Headache
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This Dual-ESP32 Display is Wildly Overkill and a Bit of a Headache

The Elecrow CrowPanel Advance 7-inch display uses both an ESP32-P4 for AI tasks and an ESP32-C6 for Wi-Fi. It’s a powerful $60 kit, but development is mired in new-hardware quirks, requiring deep dives into ESP-IDF and custom fixes to get basic features running.

by Henry BlakemoreDecember 24, 2025
AT&T’s Smart Home Do-Over: A $11/Month Bet with Google
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AT&T’s Smart Home Do-Over: A $11/Month Bet with Google

AT&T is taking another swing at the smart home after shutting down its old Digital Life service. Its new Connected Life platform, built with Google and Abode, starts at $11 per month. The big question is whether being an AT&T customer is enough of a draw.

by Henry BlakemoreDecember 11, 2025
New Relays Spark a Safer Path for Flammable HVAC Refrigerants
HardwareIoTManufacturing

New Relays Spark a Safer Path for Flammable HVAC Refrigerants

As the HVAC industry phases out old refrigerants for climate-friendly but flammable alternatives like R-32, safety is paramount. Carlo Gavazzi’s new DPA01, DPA51, and DPA52 relays offer a certified, spark-free monitoring solution to meet strict new standards.

by Henry BlakemoreDecember 10, 2025
ZigBee 4.0 Arrives, Promising Better Security and Energy Smarts
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ZigBee 4.0 Arrives, Promising Better Security and Energy Smarts

The Connectivity Standards Alliance has released the ZigBee 4.0 specification. The update prioritizes security enhancements and smart energy applications for connected devices.

by Nathan CrossDecember 10, 2025
Why Utilities Can’t Ignore the Airwaves Anymore
CybersecurityDataIoT

Why Utilities Can’t Ignore the Airwaves Anymore

A new security standard is pushing utilities to look beyond their wired networks. The real threat, and the new compliance focus, is now in the unmonitored radio waves around critical infrastructure.

by Nathan CrossDecember 4, 2025
China’s Rural 5G Revolution Is Actually Working
InnovationIoTTechnology

China’s Rural 5G Revolution Is Actually Working

China Telecom and ZTE have completed a massive 5G rollout across rural Shandong province. The results show dramatic improvements in connectivity and some unexpected economic benefits.

by Nathan CrossNovember 25, 2025

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