Amazon IoT: Enabling the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution’
Amazon is joining the IoT game with Amazon Web Services IoT platform (AWS IoT). What is their strategy and how will they stack up against major competitors?
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IBM‘s New Watson IoT HQ: The German Connection
IBM has chosen Munich as the new world headquarters of its nascent Watson IoT division, meaning that the Bavarian capital will lead the development of “learning” computers and novel insights into how business will work in the connected future.
IoT: Interview with IBM ‘s Harriet Green – A new Era of Computing
Harriet Green about IBM Watson: Watson is the first open cognitive computing technology platform that people can tap into and innovate on.
IoT and the Future of Retail: Done Dunning
Amazon has thrown down the gauntlet to the classic retail trade with its “Just Walk Out” high-street stores. This scared traditional traders but, while China is mobilizing billions to compete, Europe is relying on its culture of regionally fissured markets that has grown over centuries. It is a weakness and a strength at the same time.
Insight and Sentian Pioneer Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT)
Device Insight, established provider of IoT and IIoT solutions, and Sentian, a Swedish specialist in industrial AI, are pooling their expertise to help companies optimize their production processes along the lines of a Smart Factory.
Logistics: Automating the last 50 Feet
The last mile of the logistics chain is a huge challenge but the closer you approach your destination, the more complex and expensive it gets. Not coincidentally, the ‘last 50 feet’ is considered by experts to be the true bottleneck for e-commerce growth – and that’s where a large part of the future of retail is being decided. Start-ups and online retailers alike are working hard to close that final gap.
Artificial Intelligence: The Future of Fashion
Designers and manufacturers of men’s and women’s apparel are exploring ways to predict trends faster and more accurately than ever before. They are helped by researchers who are looking for ways to utilize artificial intelligence. Smart Industry went to Cornell University in New York to talk to two bright young scholars who are teaching computers everything about garments, fabrics, colors, and patterns and how style is manufactured.
Biased Algorithms: Can AI be Evil?
While killer robots may exist only in science fiction, a growing number of people inside and outside the world of technology are concerned that AI can do harm through embedded and latent prejudices.
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 […]
Smart People: Interview with Dr. Myriam Jahn, CEO of Q-loud
Interview with Dr. Myriam Jahn, CEO of Q-loud about IoT, Industry 4.0 and IT.
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Health Care and IoT: Locating Automated External Defibrillators
In the health care sector, product malfunctions can be critical to a person’s life, so monitoring and maintenance are crucial. Citycare is able monitor the correct functioning of its Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) daily, wherever they are installed.
Smart Shower to reduce water use by 1 million gallons a year
Kerlink, a specialist in solutions dedicated to the Internet of Things (IoT), and Hydrao, which makes smart demand-management solutions that enable significant water and energy savings.
Nokia expands Mobily partnership with Saudi IoT Network
Nokia has announced the completion of a narrowband ‘Internet of Things’ (NB-IoT) network deployment in L 800 band as part of its strategic partnership with Saudi IoT Network Mobily.
Radio frequency identification and IoT: Atalon Sets up a Sobering Experience
Radio frequency identification and IoT are injecting sober scoring into an interactive table for beer pong so that winners and losers need not rely on drunken tallies.
IoT Network Piggybacks on Wind Turbines 100 Meters Above Dutch Seaport
When the Port of Moerdijk had a large wind farm installed at the Southern Netherlands municipality in 2020, operated by Vattenfall, one of the European leaders in green energy, officials realized the turbine towers could serve an additional purpose: hosting an IoT network that provides key sensor data to the bustling port 120 meters below.
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