Circuit Hacking Mondays at Noisebridge
This week I am San Francisco for meetings at Capgemini Group’s “Applied Innovation Exchange”. It’s a great new venue for us, which we will use to accelerate innovation with our customers. While being in town, it’s easy to find interesting meetups and just show up to learn…
Innovation @ Home
Digital revolution is not the result of new tools. It’s driven by a fundamentally changed information behavior. Always connected, always moving around in a digitally contextually enriched augmented reality, always present in two different worlds – the physical and digital. We’re taking the tools for granted, it’s not…
Internet of Things-labs and connected flowers
Internet of Things… there’s nothing like cutting through hype and getting your own hands “dirty”. Chris Forsberg is visiting at our Stockholm office and the desks are now occupied by iBeacons, Arduino boards, Electric Imp-stuff, and soldering irons. Today, Dag Pettersson joined us and showed his…
From wearables to biohacking
Sogeti’s trend lab, ViNT, recently published its second report on “Things”: “Empathic things: Intimate Computing from Wearables to Biohacking”. The 40-page report “explores the coming transition toward a more empathic form of computerization. … even more intimate, human-oriented and ubiquitous…. We are witnessing a computer boom…
This PC is SD card-sized
Intel recently showcased the Edison Development Board. It’s a PC not much bigger than an SD-card. It’s based on Intel Quark Technology and the specs are impressive given that the performance seems to, without any problems, be able to address most IoT ideas I’ve seen…