D&A medical

| November 17, 2015

The dream of building an automated house is enduring—The Jetsons! Pee-wee Herman!—but realizing that dream is another story. Turns out, it’s not so easy. Enter Lyubomir Yanchev. At 20, he's taken an idea he had in high school, developed a product that turns air conditioners into smart machines, and has founded a startup that recently attracted more than $500,000 in investments. And he’s not done dreaming. Melissa is a fist-...

Chicago Tribune Media Group | November 10, 2015

The two years ago the Illinois Technology Association thought it might be a good idea to get some experts together so its members could learn more about the so-called Internet of Things. It rented a law-firm conference room, and about 100 people signed up to attend....

The San Diego Union Tribune | November 10, 2015

San Diego’s Ingenu — formerly known as On-Ramp Wireless — said Tuesday that Phoenix and Dallas-Fort Worth are the first two metro areas to gain access to its dedicated machine-to-machine wireless network for linking refrigerators, sensors, power poles and so on to the Internet. The network runs on Random Phase Multiple Access (RPMA) technology developed for connecting Internet of Things devices — everyday gadgets that will be connected to monitor performance, upgrade soft...

Dark Reading | May 11, 2015

A startup co-founded by two renowned security experts and entrepreneurs has developed a home router that monitors network traffic from each device and scans them for security vulnerabilities. Paul Judge and Mike Van Bruinesse, today launched Luma, which offers this next-generation home WiFi router of the same name. Aside from the security features, Luma also provides granular parental controls and extends WiFi coverage in the home, akin to a sophisticated repeater....