Nick Jordan recently spoke at the IoT Evolution Conference and Expo in Miami, covering the exciting future of infrastructure investment.
IoT has the ability to unlock enhanced experiences across a broad spectrum of industries, and music is no different.
It’s 2021 and the Internet of Things (IoT) is no longer the new and shiny toy. The “things” are ubiquitous and becoming ever more so by the day. Today, we are talking about data and data security, but this subject is still in its infancy.
Wearable technology is far from a new-to-market concept, but the value of wearables is at an all-time high as we continue to take precautions against COVID-19 and other serious illnesses.
Our take on why Stripe is the best payment processing platform for running an online business.
Next Matters Most is more than just a statement or the name of the Smashing Boxes blog—it is a reality that plays out each day in business and life.
Last week our talented designer, Bonnie Cook led a seminar on UX for Machine Learning as part of our Next Matters Most series
Voice interface technology has long promised to make accessing information and completing simple tasks more convenient.
IoT's Disruption of Live Sports & Entertainment is So Seamless, Will We Even Notice?
Developing a connected device can be difficult.
The Triangle has Io[M]T in spades: Tech, HealthCare, Entrepreneurship, Investment and a low cost of living.
At SB.Quality means fully tested applications and websites with thoroughly defined test plans and test cases that are created and executed from a user’s perspective.
Two weeks ago, we co-hosted the 5th Annual mHealth@Duke Conference with the conference founders, the Duke Global Digital Health Science Center.
As an entrepreneur and technologist, Machine Learning presents a slew of new opportunities and challenges that are important to understand and explore.
Taking the Lead in Outcomes-Based Care and Healthcare Innovation
Most developers are encouraged to contribute to Open Source Software projects.
When Moogfest announced it was coming to Durham, partnering with the event was a no-brainer for Smashing Boxes.
An actionable solution to the age-old question, that 980 million Google results have not quite answered: how to play music at work.
After the first two parts of this series, you have a simple app for posting messages into a feed.
After working through the first part, we have a simple app that writes “Hello World” to the page.
Smashing Boxes encourages us to find better ways to deliver high-quality products.
In order for us to understand where we are going, we must understand from where we came.
Five healthcare and technology experts shed light on critical industry trends during Wednesday’s #TriangleTechSpeakerSeries.
Imagine this tragedy: you get into work in the morning and go to get a cup of coffee, only to finally sip it and find that it is yesterday's luke-warm spoils.
When was the last time you and your friends enjoyed a craft beer at a local microbrewery or brewpub?
Rapid innovation and adoption in the Internet of Things over the last 10 years has fixed problems we didn't know we had.
It started in May 2015. A project that that our team had been working on during Labs, our weekly innovation time, had finally come to fruition.
We were huddled around a large, projected image of Tim Cook. In true Apple fashion, there was one more thing Tim wanted us all to know… They’re building a watch.
RIoT Durham Lunch & Learn, one Smashing Boxes engineer shared how to leverage IoT to enhance security and simplify the user experience.
When I wrote about Heroku and Amazon Web Services a few months ago it seemed both services were equally worthwhile in many respects.
Over the last decade, the Internet has become an increasingly diverse and dynamic place to create and consume information.
In the last few years, we’ve seen all kinds of connected devices emerge from simple internet connected power sockets all the way through smart refrigerators.
At Smashing Boxes, we want to be an agency at the forefront of next generation tech platforms such as Internet of Things (IOT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Machine Learning.
Drew Schiller kicked off the 2017 mHealth@Duke conference with a zinger:“We don’t need more innovation in healthcare.
Our team went to our nation's capital to build a web based tool to showcase, educate, and share America's Open Source Platform.
A cloud-based biometrics web application built with Ruby on Rails.
A cutting-edge web experience for a futuristic festival.
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