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Embedded Computing Design at IoT World 2018 opening day

May 16, 2018

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Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor of Embedded Computing Design recaps a short first day of IoT World 2018 #IoTWorld. Highlights include Google’s growing Android Things ecosystem, FogHorn’s EdgeML Industrial IoT software agent, Virtium’s StorFly-IES intelligent IoT storage platform, and ecosystem enablement through developerprogram.com. More to come from @embedded_comp

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