It seems that toy makers don’t really care if their ideas put our kids at risk. In their drive to conquer tot’s attention (and parents’ dollars), these folks are running amok with IoT offerings. (If you don’t know about IoT- and it’s insecurity- check out my blog series. This is the first blog in the series.)
You know those overnight sensations that take decades to become so? Well, that’s what we are going to talk about today. Moreover, it’s going to involve two things near and dear to my heart- Israel and chemical engineering!
For two decades, my go-to November events were the American Society for Nephrology conference and ComDex, the computer expo. As Comdex began to wither, I occasionally visited my most hated city (Las Vegas) in January for the Consumer Electronics Show, which let me keep up with the changes in the technology industry. But, to be honest, the CES focus was on different things than what attracted my (or my clients’) interests- and it was still in Las Vegas.
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