I spent the last four days at a design sprint hosted by Mozilla. It served to explore the role of open IoT and privacy in the connected home.
Here’s what our team made:
Privacy Machines is a project in collaboration with Rachel Uwa, Martin Skelly and Vladan Joler.
The second edition of our book Understanding the Connected Home is out. Michelle Thorne and I fully revised, rewrote and updated this edition. It’s both broader and deeper…
We just had the second edition of ThingsCon in Berlin a few weeks ago, and are still busy wrapping up lots of loose ends. We’re also getting to…
In her excellent IoT newsletter (subscribe here), Stacey Higginbotham of Stacey On IoT discusses privacy and the smart city. It’s a great, quick read in which Stacey takes…
Summary: For Mozilla, we explored the potentials and challenges of a trustmark for the Internet of Things (IoT). That research is now publicly available. You can find more…