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Episode Synopsis
Andreas Gal, the CEO of Silk Labs has built what feels impossible. With the Sense hub he has created an artificially intelligent home hub that contains a camera, controls for other connected devices and a dedicated to privacy that means he can still offer services but still protect users from blanket surveillance. And the device is beautiful. Gal came on the show this week to talk about the Sense hub and why the world needs yet another connected camera and how he took his role as the former CTO of Mozilla and used that to inform the privacy features the camera offers. We also discussed how to implement AI models and learning on a device as opposed to in the cloud. Many of the challenges Gal has dealt with in his design are ones that hardware designers are thinking through as they implement their own AI or consider how to think about privacy in a world where the U.S. government has declared open season on stalking the Internet of Things.
The Sense camera and home hub from Silk. –Image courtesy of Silk.
And yes, Kevin Tofel and I discuss James Clapper’s comments before the Senate’s Armed Services Committee from last week in this episode, as well as a bunch of updates to some popular products. Some are good, such as the Wemo updates that boost reliability of the platform and Wink’s updates that bring lighting commands inside the home as opposed to between clouds. Some are frustrating, such as Philips Hue updating its Android app in a way that breaks it if users don’t want to share their location and photos. And some are just awesome, like the continued updates to Amazon’s Echo that include support for Spotify, Uber and the Ecobee3. And yes, Barbie has a smart home. So get set for your commute, your run or however you enjoy the show and have a listen.
Hosts: Stacey Higginbotham and Kevin Tofel
Guests: Andreas Gal, CEO of Silk Labs
Barbie’s smart home might rival yours
Amazon’s Echo gets better and updates gone crazy for Hue, Wemo and Wink
The Internet of things is a gift for spies
Meet the Sense home hub which uses computer vision to learn more about your home
Rethinking privacy for connected devices
The post Episode 46: Barbie has a smart home and Sense gives your home computer vision appeared first on IoT Podcast - Internet of Things.
The Sense camera and home hub from Silk. –Image courtesy of Silk.
And yes, Kevin Tofel and I discuss James Clapper’s comments before the Senate’s Armed Services Committee from last week in this episode, as well as a bunch of updates to some popular products. Some are good, such as the Wemo updates that boost reliability of the platform and Wink’s updates that bring lighting commands inside the home as opposed to between clouds. Some are frustrating, such as Philips Hue updating its Android app in a way that breaks it if users don’t want to share their location and photos. And some are just awesome, like the continued updates to Amazon’s Echo that include support for Spotify, Uber and the Ecobee3. And yes, Barbie has a smart home. So get set for your commute, your run or however you enjoy the show and have a listen.
Hosts: Stacey Higginbotham and Kevin Tofel
Guests: Andreas Gal, CEO of Silk Labs
Barbie’s smart home might rival yours
Amazon’s Echo gets better and updates gone crazy for Hue, Wemo and Wink
The Internet of things is a gift for spies
Meet the Sense home hub which uses computer vision to learn more about your home
Rethinking privacy for connected devices
The post Episode 46: Barbie has a smart home and Sense gives your home computer vision appeared first on IoT Podcast - Internet of Things.
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