M2M Radio

Peggy Smedley discusses a new wireless diabetes management system that enables realtime monitoring of patients’ blood glucose levels and alerts them when a change needs to be made to bring the levels back in line. She also talks about how ABI Research is predicting that connected home devices may be the next big thing in the consumer electronics market, despite some significant challenges the market may face.
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Ken Westin, founder, GadgetTrak, discusses how GadgetTrak’s anti-theft software helps consumers to track the location of their stolen laptop computers. He talks about the software’s use of M2M technology and why GadgetTrak refers to its solutions as “privacy-safe,” as well as the response GadgetTrak has received from law enforcement.
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Zak Wood, director of global marketing, TRENDnet, explains how consumers can benefit from the company’s 7” Wireless Internet Camera Monitor Kit through its use of M2M technology. He talks about some of the advantages to TRENDnet’s solution over other video monitoring systems on the market and how Internet cameras are affecting the CCTV (closed-circuit television) market.
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Smedley and Mike Carrozzo, chief editor, M2M magazine, discuss some of the big news from the CTIA conference, including the launch of KORE’s new platform and how it plans to improve the realtime management of network services. They also talk about a new partnership between M2M DataSmart and Wyless which will enable customers to get their applications to market faster and achieve a quicker return on investment.
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