In this episode, we explore the rapid advancements in AI and IoT technology with Cliff Ortmeyer from Farnell. The discussion highlights the evolution of sensors from high-power consumption to low-power, coin cell-operated devices, making AI at the edge more accessible. Cliff explains the transformative power of AI in enabling new sensor capabilities and its mainstream adoption due to reduced costs and improved computational power.
The conversation also covers real-world applications, including healthcare solutions for elder monitoring and the significance of security in IoT adoption. DIY development, the role of community-driven platforms like Raspberry Pi, and overcoming knowledge barriers are key themes discussed, along with Cliff's personal insights and favourite tech use cases.
#ai #sensor #edge #iot #wetalkiot
Summary of this week's episode:
01:35 The Evolution and Impact of Sensors
04:09 AI's Role in Sensor Technology
06:11 Challenges and Barriers in AI Adoption
13:32 Practical Advice for Engineers
15:12 Innovative Use Cases in Healthcare
32:10 The Future of AI and Security Concerns
35:30 Fun and Personal Insights
Show notes:
Cliff Ortmeyer: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cliff-ortmeyer/
Listen to the "We Talk IoT "Soundtrack on:
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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-NvQ6VJYtE&list=PLLqgVFfZhDRVYmpEqbgajzDvGL4kACRDp
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