Innovation factories: World’s 10 best IoT Hubs
IoT hubs are not just hotbeds for startups; established companies can also gain a boost by using them.
Smart Business
Interview: John Gikopoulos about IoT, RPA and AI
Looking at IoT, RPA, AI, and the future of business with Infosys Global Head of AI and Automation, John Gikopoulos.
Omnipresent Amazon: Shopping Unlimited
Amazon’s consumer platforms Alexa, Dash Replenishment Service, and Fire TV are all destined to become part of the devices the commerce behemoth sells. The company is deploying the same strategy with all three and is using other tactics to get companies young and old aboard. The goal: being available everywhere.
Smart Bag: Shopping with Twyst
This tiny company is changing brick-and mortar retail by ending checkout lines and capturing customers’ in-store behavior with a Smart Bag .
Volvo: From RFID to IoT
The road ahead Volvo consolidated multiple tracking methods into a single approach applicable across the manufacturing operation and potentially beyond.
RPA and IoT: Gartner Puts Tech in Perspective
About RPA and IoT: For starters, notes Cathy Tornbohm, Gartner’s London-based vice president for BPO Research, RPA can’t “think”– it’s not smart.
Internet of Think: Let the Robots Do It
With robotic process automation (RPA) sparking new ways of doing traditional white collar work and IoT sparking a revolution in data gathering and control.
Smart Companies: IoT Marketplace 2018
Internet of Things is a vital market – Smart Industry had a look at new Smart Companies, products and solutions in the IoT marketplace. London: Starship Technologies The pizza robot is on its way Your next home-delivery pizza may very well come to your doorstep by robot. Starship Technologies aims […]
IoT Smart Roads: Paving the way
Forget for a moment the headline-grabbing testing of autonomous vehicles by Google and other high-tech companies and think instead about a more down-to-earth innovation: a smart highway that demonstrates the near-term potential to improve road transportation.
Interview with Kevin Ashton – inventor of IoT: Is driven by the users
Interview: Kevin Ashton is sometimes called the “Inventor of IoT” since the first used the term in 1999 to describe a system where the Internet is connected to the physical world via ubiquitous sensors He is a serial entrepreneur and co-founded the Auto-ID Center at MIT.
Smart Blog
MOIA starts largest European ridesharing service in Hamburg
After finishing a three-month phase of testing, MOIA – a daughter of Volkswagen-Group – started public ridesharing service on April 15th in Hamburg.
Itron and VINCI Energies build Australia’s largest smart lighting project
Itron, VINCI Energies’ Electrix and Transport Canberra and City Services (TCCS) are working together to create an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) network to support smart lighting and smart city and energy solutions in Canberra, Australia’s capital city.
Battery-less Industrial Tracking Tags
UWINLOC, the company that developed the first battery-less connected tracking tags system, has launched a new line of tags to address use cases in the manufacturing and logistics sectors
Animals and IoT: Eartag tracks Health and Location of Reindeer
The “Healtag” tracker from Finnish startup, Anicare can measure different vital functions of animals with IoT for up to five years autonomously
IoT in Oil and Gas Industry: 1.3 Million Wireless IoT Devices
According to a new research report from the M2M/IoT analyst firm Berg Insight, the number of devices featuring cellular or satellite connectivity deployed IoT in oil and gas applications amounted to 1.3 million at the end of 2018.
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