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With IoT devices continuing to become ubiquitous, it’s vital that manufacturers, service providers, app developers and retailers understand the many IoT security standards and data privacy laws and regulations impacting the Internet of Things.

LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak announced it has joined the STMicroelectronics Partner Program to support customers’ critical design and engineering projects, providing expertise in engineering services, including cloud and embedded software development.

In this blog post, we delve into the skills an engineer needs to succeed in IoT, how to acquire that skill set, and the elements that are most exciting and challenging about working in the IoT space.

With our daily lives becoming increasingly digitized, internet of things product design and development will continue to transform how we live, work, learn and entertain ourselves. Check out what our connected devices expert believes will drive the IoT forward.

As the internet of things becomes increasingly ubiquitous, organizations across industries are leveraging IoT solutions and cloud connectivity to realize the substantial value such solutions deliver to move businesses forward.

With connected devices and the IoT becoming increasingly ubiquitous, connected device design and engineering is more important than ever — especially with the number of IoT devices set to increase exponentially in the near future. In this post, our experts detail power usage, security and software considerations involved in the IoT-connected device design and engineering process.

What is Bluetooth Low Energy and What are the Advantages? The Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth LE or BLE) communication protocol was introduced in the 2010s as a lower power consumption alternative to the original Bluetooth Basic Rate/Enhanced Data Rate (BR/EDR) protocol (also called classic Bluetooth).

LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak, a leading provider of product engineering services, and Syntiant Corp., a deep learning chip technology company advancing AI pervasiveness in edge devices, today announced a design collaboration focused on providing customers with a turnkey solution to build innovative end-to-end audio and voice-enabled products.

LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak announces that it has achieved Select Consulting Partner status in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Network (APN). APN Consulting Partners are professional services firms that help clients of all sizes design, build, and produce products and applications on AWS.

LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak, a full-service engineering firm specializing in hardware, embedded software, cloud and mobile product development, has donated engineering services to Columbia University to support the school’s effort to develop CovidWatcher, a research tool for collecting and distributing COVID-19 outbreak data.

LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak, a full-service engineering firm specializing in hardware, embedded software, cloud and mobile product development, today announced the company has been named an Alliances Design Partner by Analog Devices, Inc., a leading global high-performance analog technology company.

LAFAYETTE, Colo. — Cardinal Peak, a full-service engineering firm specializing in hardware, embedded software, cloud and mobile product development, today announced John M. Nichols has been hired as solutions director and will be leading Cardinal Peak’s medical industry initiative.