Aug 24
5

Knowledge is (Reduced) Power…

Tim
By Tim
Aug. 24, 2016 @ 11:58 am | 5 Comments

Back in the good old days of semiconductors (meaning more than one to two decades ago), following Moore’s Law down the process geometry curve gave digital semiconductor companies not only increased logic density, but also lower operating voltages. Five volt supply requirements became 3.3 volts,… read more »

Posted in EOS, Sensor Processing Platform | 5 Comments
Jun 10
1

The Voice…

Brian
By Brian
Jun. 10, 2016 @ 11:14 am | 1 Comment

With apologies to Blake Shelton and Christina Aguilera fans, we’re not going to be discussing the latest results from the singing contest reality TV show.  Instead we’re going to talk about the rise of speaking as a convenient and practical way for us to interact… read more »

Posted in EOS | Tagged | 1 Comment
Jun 1
2

Battery-Powered Voice Processing for IoT Applications

Brian
By Brian
Jun. 1, 2016 @ 11:45 am | 2 Comments

Smartphones with integrated sensors have really helped drive down the cost and power consumption of sensor-based solutions. Lower cost and lower power sensor-based solutions have, in turn, enabled the “Internet of Things” (IoT) market to become established. However, IoT applications are different than smartphone applications… read more »

Posted in IoT, Sensor Processing Platform | Tagged , , , | 2 Comments
May 17
1

What Do Dick Tracy and Asian Telecom Customers Have in Common?

Brian
By Brian
May. 17, 2016 @ 9:50 am | 1 Comment

Way back in 1946, comic strip author Chester Gould introduced the concept of a two-way wrist radio which enabled his detective character Dick Tracy to easily communicate with other members of the police force. At that time, the battery and electronic technology available wasn’t even… read more »

Posted in ArcticLink 3 S2, SenseMe | Tagged , | 1 Comment
Feb 11
2

Why Enhanced Gesture Detection is a Big Deal for Wearables

Brian
By Brian
Feb. 11, 2016 @ 1:50 pm | 2 Comments

According to a May, 2015 IHS iSuppli market research report, smart watches, activity trackers, fitness/sports monitors, and Bluetooth® headsets will total more than 150 million units by 2018. OEMs building these wearable devices know that their customers have the same basic desires: intuitive interactivity, high… read more »

Posted in SenseMe | 2 Comments

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