Season’s Greetings from Critical Link
Sharing our best wishes to all for a joyous holiday season.
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Positive Train Control
Will PTC make train travel safer? We think so, and Critical Link System-on-Modules will help make it a reality.
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867-5309/Jenny
How to get a discount in a store where you’re not a rewards member. (A Public Service Announcement from your friends at Critical Link.)
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The Internet of Health Care Things
Much of the focus on the Internet-of-Things is on consumer gadgets, but it’s in the medical arena where IoT will turn out to be the most valuable.
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Giving Thanks at Critical Link
Customers. Partners. Distributors. Sales Reps. Employees. At Critical Link, we have a lot to be thankful for.
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DoorBot drops into the Shark Tank
We’re big “Shark Tank” and Internet of Things fans, so we were especially interested when DoorBot – a “Wi-Fi enabled, video doorbell” - made its pitch..
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If this then that
IFTT is making a simple form of object oriented programming accessible to “amateurs”, and bridging the “things” the make up the Internet of Things.
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A systems engineering approach to embedded development
In today's world, time to market is getting more important. A systems engineering approach to development is a good way to help keep things on track.
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The Digitization of Medicine
We read so much these days – including on this blog – about the Internet of Things and intelligent systems. Much of the focus is on “fun things”, liked the smart basketball we wrote about during March Madness (Smarter than the Average Basketball) or on consumer items, like the NEST Themostat. At Critical Link, we […]
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When the Information Superhighway was new
I don’t know about you, but most days I can use something to smile about. A couple of days ago, I came across an article on Gizmodo that includes a link to a Computer Chronicles episode from 1995 in which Stewart Cheifet explores the then-mysterious Information Superhighway. I’ll confess that I sat through the entire […]
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