Smart Products: Implementing IoT Technologies
Companies are working on IoT technologies to enhance their solutions. You find such smart products everywhere: Energy, robots, toys, vehicles and many more.
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User data: EU opens to investigate Google’s acquisition of Fitbit
The European Commission (EC) has launched a full-scale probe of a planned Google purchase of Fitbit, saying that the move raised serious concerns over control of user data.
Samsung Elevates Data Protection for Mobile Devices with New Security Chip
Samsung Electronics has introduced a standalone turnkey security solution consisting of a Secure Element (SE) chip and enhanced security software that the company says offers protection for tasks such as booting, isolated storage, mobile payment and other applications.
nuSIM for IoT: Deutsche Telekom leads development
Deutsche Telekom has brought industry-leading partners together to develop nuSIM, a ground-breaking solution which moves the SIM functionality from the physical SIM card directly to the chipset.
Linux Foundation Wants to Simplify Edge Computing
The Linux Foundation’s open source groups working on aspects of network virtualization have announced LF Edge, a new umbrella organization aimed at establishing an open framework for edge computing independent of hardware, silicon, cloud, or operating system.
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.
Mobile: Samsung Galaxy Note9 – Pen that down
The times when people go crazy over a new tablet or smartphone may be over. But the new Samsung Galaxy Note9 – a smartphone that is almost the size of a tablet.
IoT World 2018: Samsung Artik Helps Untangle IoT
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. showcased its latest IoT solutions at IoT World 2018 demonstrating how smart factories, intelligent buildings and asset managers using Samsung Artik IoT solutions.
Samsung Opens AI Centers in the U.K., Canada and Russia
Samsung Research – the advanced R&D hub of Samsung Electronics’ SET (end-products) Business – plans to establish three artificial intelligence Centers in Cambridge, the U.K., Toronto, Canada and Moscow, Russia within May 2018 to strengthen the company’s AI capabilities and explore the potential of user-centric AI.
Robot 2020: Join the Conversation
Robots have hands and feet, arms and legs, a torso of some sort or another, and a kind of head sitting on top, maybe with bulging, fly-like faceted eyes, or camera lenses that stare back at its human master. If that’s what you think robots of the future will look like, think again. Chances are robots in 2020
and beyond will look more like a can of sardines.
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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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