Sensors – Eyes and Ears in IoT: Smarter then Ever
Sensors are the eyes and ears of IoT and the latest generation can see, hear, and feel more than ever before, allowing developers to pack in new features by the truckload.
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Column: Marco Giegerich – IoT + AI go hand in hand
In the past, IoT was focused mainly on getting things connected through sensor networks that were capable of collecting huge amounts of data – but the bigger questions remain: What should we do with all this data? How can we use and monetize it?
The Smart Factory: Value First
The smart factory offers an inexhaustible range of technical opportunities – but manufacturing companies cannot start using every possible technology all at once, and not every technology is suitable for every company. The starting point should not be the technologies but the goals.
IoT at Work: Smart Companies
Port Harcourt: Honey Flow Africa Putting a Buzz into Beekeeping Bees don’t just make honey; they are vital to agriculture as pollinators for all kinds of crops. Unfortunately, bee populations are susceptible to many threats, such as diseases, climate change, and predators. Mites, viruses, and fungi are the bees’ worst […]
Wireless Deployments: Giving Antennas a remote chance
The cost of IoT sensors continues to fall, allowing more organizations to roll out remote IoT and M2M over Wireless deployments that often require hardware to tough it out in harsh conditions with minimal maintenance. Antennas are particularly vulnerable and bad buying decisions can make them the weakest link.
Smart Factories: From preventive to predictive Maintenance
Predictive maintenance (PdM) is outgrowing industrial applications and starting to transform consumer products. More accessible and cost effective solutions will change the way we relate to technology.
IoT-Solution: Bandages That Monitor and Tailor Wound Treatment
But now a team of engineers at Tufts University in Massachusetts has developed a IoT-Solution designed to actively monitor the condition of chronic wounds and deliver appropriate drug treatments – thereby improving the chances of healing.
IoT at Home: A Connected Closet from Samsung
The “connected refrigerator” is one of the most utilized examples of IoT technology. Samsung just topped that with the presentation of an Internet connected personal garment care appliance.
AI and Automtive: German Autolabs Brings Artifcial Intelligence to Every Car
Most new cars are equipped with intelligent systems that allow drivers to control their smartphones or make phone calls while driving.
Lifestyle-IoT: Look in the Smart Mirror
Vorwerk developed the smart cooking machine Thermomix, that revolutionized the kitchen. And now they are going for tea, with the Temial tea-maker.
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Keeping Smart Building Systems Safe
The Internet of Things Security Foundation (IoTSF) has published a whitepaper aimed at raisinng awareness of the security issues associated with smart building systems and devices and demonstrating and how they are relevant to a broad range of different building stakeholders.
Brain-to-Car: Your Car Knows How You Feel
Automotive giant Nissan demonstrated its futuristic ‘brain-to-car’ technology at CES Asia 2019 in Shanghai. Said to be the first of its kind, the brain-to-car technology analyses brain signals to improve the driving experience.
Longview IoT Adds LoRa Solution
Longview IoT has introduced an enhanced version of their Longview IoT LoRa gateway. The LoRa solution is specifically designed for indoor use.
Keeping Tabs on Norwegian Salmon with IoT
EY Skye has developed a blockchain solution on SAP Cloud Platform that can help minimize risks, so the fish you want is the fish you get.
Zumtobel Group opens Software Competence Centre for Lighting Technologies in Portugal
On June 11th, the Austrian lighting company Zumtobel Group opened its new group-wide software competence centre for lighting technologies in Porto, Portugal.
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