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The IoT Is Coming For Your Home | Your Car Will See You Now

EE Times Current · 11 Sept 2020 · 56m

What this episode covers

Silicon Labs CEO Tyson Tuttle explains the industry's push for standardization through Project CHIP (Connected Home Over IP) and the 'Works With' conference to break down IoT ecosystem silos, enabling devices from different manufacturers to interoperate securely. Rob Stead, founder of AutoSense, discusses the evolution of automotive machine vision, noting that while full autonomy timelines have slipped, the industry is making significant progress in robust sensor fusion and standardizing image quality metrics via the IEEE P2020 standard.

Most relevant to

early-stage companies

Topics

Mentioned

Companies
Silicon Labs, Zigbee Alliance
Products
Project CHIP, Amazon Sidewalk, Nest, Z-Wave
Also
AutoSense, IEEE P2020

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