Freescale Semiconductor showcases IoT wall
BANGALORE: Freescale Semiconductor has showcased over 60 different futuristic devices on Internet of things (IoT) at IoT Wall, a concept wall that showcases the future of IoT and how it will make everything around us smarter, at an event in Bangalore. The wall showcased devices like smartwatch, wearable camera, fitness watch, heartbeat meter, posture monitor waistband, dog tracker and IoT gateway.
Tom Deitrich, SVP & GM, digital networking, Freescale said, "Internet of Things (IoT) is the evolution of decades of embedded processing solutions that have been improving the performance and adding intelligence to electronic devices around us. In 2010, the number of connected devices to the internet exceeded the global population. By 2020, it is predicted, by multiple sources, there will be 50 billion devices connected to the internet. As this growth trend accelerates, some are pointing to 1 trillion devices by 2025. As electronic applications evolve to address IoT, solutions need to be smaller, faster, more energy efficient and secure. Not only the semiconductor solutions need to be easier to use but software, development systems and a ecosystem support are critical for getting product to market quickly."
The showcase provided attendees an opportunity to meet and explore the latest innovations in embedded design from Freescale and its ecosystem partners. The two-day event also provided attendees with over 77 hours of training in the domain of automotive, networking, consumer, healthcare, industrial, smart energy, software and design services.
BANGALORE: Freescale Semiconductor has showcased over 60 different futuristic devices on Internet of things (IoT) at IoT Wall, a concept wall that showcases the future of IoT and how it will make everything around us smarter, at an event in Bangalore. The wall showcased devices like smartwatch, wearable camera, fitness watch, heartbeat meter, posture monitor waistband, dog tracker and IoT gateway.
Tom Deitrich, SVP & GM, digital networking, Freescale said, "Internet of Things (IoT) is the evolution of decades of embedded processing solutions that have been improving the performance and adding intelligence to electronic devices around us. In 2010, the number of connected devices to the internet exceeded the global population. By 2020, it is predicted, by multiple sources, there will be 50 billion devices connected to the internet. As this growth trend accelerates, some are pointing to 1 trillion devices by 2025. As electronic applications evolve to address IoT, solutions need to be smaller, faster, more energy efficient and secure. Not only the semiconductor solutions need to be easier to use but software, development systems and a ecosystem support are critical for getting product to market quickly."
The showcase provided attendees an opportunity to meet and explore the latest innovations in embedded design from Freescale and its ecosystem partners. The two-day event also provided attendees with over 77 hours of training in the domain of automotive, networking, consumer, healthcare, industrial, smart energy, software and design services.
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