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iotforall.com > ai-chips-communication-platforms

Why AI Chips Are Becoming Communication Platforms

3+ day, 23+ hour ago   (901+ words) Now another capability is moving closer to the silicon. Conversation. One of the clearest signals is the recent emergence of embedded WebRTC support from semiconductor vendors, including Espressif's ESP-WebRTC initiative for the ESP32 family. At first glance, this may look like…...


iotforall.com > how-apis-ai-agents-changing-iot-connectivity

How APIs and AI Agents Are Changing IoT Connectivity Management

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (831+ words) Connected-device programs rarely live inside one system. A fleet may start with SIMs, devices, data plans, and a management portal, but the day-to-day work spreads across support queues, operations dashboards, customer systems, monitoring tools, field teams, and reporting workflows. With…...


iotforall.com > ai-companions-iot-products

From Fuzozo to Pophie: What AI Companion Devices Teach Us About Building the Next Generation of IoT Products

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (702+ words) For decades, connected devices have been built around commands. A user presses a button. A sensor reports a reading. A mobile app sends an instruction. Even voice assistants largely followed the same pattern by waiting for a wake word before…...