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    IoT / M2M Links #9

    Friday, November 15, 2013 - 04:21 by Anonymous (not verified)
    Some interesting links from the IoT and M2M industry. 1. Adding OAuth to MQTT A couple of blog post from people thinking of adding OAuth to MQTT. Identity and authentication are issues that really have not been suitable addressed in IoT. It is great to see people talking about it...

    Update Eclipse Logo

    Tuesday, November 12, 2013 - 09:49 by Anonymous (not verified)
    The Eclipse logo has been in existence for over 10 years. It has served the community well but it is time for a bit of an update. To help create an updated logo I have started a design competition on designonclick. If you are a graphic designer or know of...

    IoT / M2M Links #8

    Monday, November 11, 2013 - 11:17 by Anonymous (not verified)
    Links for the past week in the IoT and M2M industry. 1. 10 companies making the Internet of Things a Reality Interesting list of companies, especially since I have not heard of some of them, ex Schneider and Grundfos. The list is also missing some important companies, like GE, but...

    IoT / M2M Links #7

    Monday, November 4, 2013 - 03:05 by Anonymous (not verified)
    Some IoT / M2M links from last week. 1. New Eclipse Project Proposal: Krikkit. Project proposal from Cisco about making edge devices smarter about IoT data. 2. New SmartHome Consortium including ABB, Bosch, Cisco and LG These companies should really look at Eclipse SmartHome. It would appear to help solve...

    IoT / M2M Links #6

    Friday, October 18, 2013 - 07:00 by Anonymous (not verified)
    Weekly links from the IoT and M2M industry. 1. Good article on ‘ Why open hardware matters’ Interesting to see Arduino and BeagleBone collaborating. Lots of people think Raspberry Pi is open hardware but in reality it is just really accessible hardware. It also seems like the Raspberry Pi has...

    The Eclipse Development Process 2014

    Thursday, October 17, 2013 - 17:13 by Wayne Beaton
    At the beginning of October 2013, I delivered a draft of the next revision of the Eclipse Development Process to the Eclipse Architecture Council for their review and approval. The “delivery” was actually pretty uneventful as the council has been actively involved in the construction of this draft for several...