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::: nBlog ::: Most physical products today require a vast amount of computing power when designed and manufactured, along processes commonly referred to as Computer
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::: nBlog ::: Most physical products today require a vast amount of computing power when designed and manufactured, along processes commonly referred to as Computer
::: nBlog ::: This year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona presented many new pieces of equipment with some kind of connectivity. Even my favorite spime example,
::: nBlog ::: I’ve been growing chili peppers (not the sawtooth leaf version) inside during the last few years, with mixed success. While still not self-sufficient
::: nBlog ::: The most fascinating aspect of the spime concept is to envision and build services and products which don’t exist yet, but could become ubiquitous within
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::: nBlog ::: We can see evolution, in Darwinian sense, everywhere around us. For tiny bacteria, genetic changes may be seen in weeks, while in
::: nBlog ::: Having EU size 48 (US 13) feet causes some inconvenience as the selection of shoes and especially socks is quite small. Usually
::: nBlog ::: At 12 I built a rudimentary, 4-relay controller which I attached to my Commodore 64’s user port. This allowed me to create irritating
::: nBlog ::: Hype has it that most organizations must start collecting and storing vast amounts of data from their existing and new systems, in order to
During the last couple of years, BaseN Platform has been used to monitor and control an increasing amount of nodes, or devices, outside the traditional telecom
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