Episode 218: This company is betting big on Apple’s HomeKit

This week we talk about Nvidia’s new EGX platform for delivering machine learning at the edge as well as the surprise Sony low power wide area network that can send a few bits 60 miles.  And because we forgot last week, this week we review Google’s decision to walk back its Nest deprecation as well as new features for Alexa. We also found a potential new home hub as part of TP-Link’s mesh Wi-Fi system. We close with the role of connected devices in legislation to prevent children from dying in hot cars and looked forward to Apple’s WWDC. In this week’s hotline, we answer a question about the five essential smart home gadgets for a new home. Eve sensors can be used to automate the all-Apple home. Our guest this week is Jerome Gackel, CEO of Eve. Eve makes well-designed sensors, lights, power strips and other smart home devices for the Apple HomeKit ecosystem. Gackel explains that while Apple’s pace has been slow in the smart home, he’s willing to bet his company on Apple’s eventual success. He also gives a friendly tip on how to build a security system for the all-HomeKit home. I know a good chunk of our audience will find it helpful. Hosts: Stacey Higginbotham and Kevin Tofel Guest: Jerome Gackel, CEO of Eve Sponsor: Dell Technologies and Nordic Semiconductor Nvidia is creating a complete computing platform for the edge Sony built a LPWAN and a chip for that new network IoT can help solve the problem of kids dying in hot cars Eve is dependent on Apple, so what does its CEO think of HomeKit? Why the smart home is struggling The post Episode 218: This company is betting big on Apple’s HomeKit appeared first on IoT Podcast - Internet of Things.