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 […]
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: 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.
The big Picture: Reflections on the manufacturing landscape of America in 2018 – Arun Jain vice-president of Siemens Industry’s Motion Control Business about Big Data.
A world of opportunity opens if IoT is implemented in a way that makes business sense. Taking advantage of existing infrastructure is an effcient way to transform your enterprise.
Toll systems in use around the world are hopelessly stuck in the analog age. By using intelligent IoT-based metering governments might be able to keep pace with rising numbers of vehicles as ride-sharing and electric cars take off.
What are the forces behind the push for self-driving cars? Is the necessary road infrastructure in place, or do we still need to build it? What happens if an autonomous vehicle needs to make life-or-death decisions?
IoT: Swarm intelligence algorithms could provide a better way to allow city planners to create simulations and help them understand congestion challenges based on how vehicles and pedestrians navigate public spaces. ■ by Amber Blaha Traffic congestion is undoubtedly the bane of a driver’s existence. One fender bender or a […]
What are the forces behind the push for self-driving cars? Is the necessary road infrastructure in place, or do we still need to build it? What happens if an autonomous vehicle needs to make life-or-death decisions?
It’s hard to find a big company as innovative and, consequently, unconventional as Tesla. We take a close look at the Tesla Gigafactory and how it is building the factory of tomorrow in the Nevada Desert, and its plans for other ‘Gigafactories’ elsewhere. ■ by Rainer Claaßen Elon Musk, founder […]
Vodafone Group just launched the first wearable products in its “V by Vodafone” Consumer IoT range: “V-SOS Band by Vodafone”, an emergency alert wrist band and the “V-Kids Watch by Vodafone” smartwatch.
Last Mile Delivery Challenge: Shoppers want their groceries to be available when and where they need them, at their own convenience. These expectations add new challenges in freshness, flexibility and accessibility.
Sanitary fittings manufacturer Oras Group from Finland is known as a category frontrunner towards digitalization of the bathroom experience.
Siemens and Alibaba Cloud, the cloud computing arm of Alibaba Group, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to partner to foster the industrial Internet of Things in China.
Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, announced a new multi-national contract with the Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company (Coca-Cola HBC), one of the world’s largest bottlers for The Coca-Cola Company with operations in 28 countries in Europe, Russia & Nigeria serving approximately 595 million consumers.
