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How to Develop and Maintain Innovative and Quality Customer Experiences
Kris Elliott, COO at Expansive Workspace is a strong business leader with more than 20 years of experience in the coworking sector. She brought her wealth of knowledge and insights to Like It’s Your Job to talk about the ways to develop and maintain innovative and quality customer experiences. Elliott’s focus for the past three…
Getting to Know ENTOUCH
To kick off this premiere episode of In Touch with ENTOUCH, Jon Bolen, CEO of ENTOUCH, and Todd Brinegar, EVP, Sales and Marketing at ENTOUCH, spoke about the company, its history, its goals and the differentiators that set it apart in the marketplace. Bolen spent the better part of his career working within the multi-site…
The Space Race Is Back and Heading to the Public Market
The return of the space race has more companies and investors looking for ways to get into the industry. Astra is the first rocket company since 1990 to announce it will go public, and the latest space SPAC since Virgin Galactic in 2019. The California garage startup, which now occupies a quarter-of-a-million square foot facility…
The Space Race Is Back and Heading to the Public Market
The return of the space race has more companies and investors looking for ways to get into the industry. Astra is the first rocket company since 1990 to announce it will go public, and the latest space SPAC since Virgin Galactic in 2019. The California garage startup, which now occupies a quarter-of-a-million square foot facility…
Get Ready to Film with the Sony A7 III Using These Settings
With newer camera models constantly entering the market, we’re seeing more cameras adopt a movie mode system, like the A7 III. We’ve sailed straight past the anniversary release of the third iteration of the Sony A7’s line — the Sony A7 III — and it’s become apparent that, outside of the initial press release, we…
Necessity is the Mother of Innovation
With data centers going up quickly all over the country, quality control and the commissioning process are vital steps to making sure everything is getting done correctly. Yet the typically high-touch process has been complicated by social distancing regulations and other health precautions that are part of doing business during the COVID-19 pandemic. When Compass…
How One Product is Safely Enabling the Post COVID-19 Return to Work
The safety of your employees, customers and visitors should always be a priority, particularly when it involves controlling access to your facility. In today’s COVID-19 environment, this need has been thrust even more into the spotlight. Fortunately, the new Tidel IES 50 Intelligent Entry Scanner is fit for the task. With the IES 50, which integrates…
Why 2020 is a Defining Year for Cybersecurity
With cyberattacks occurring at an increasingly rapid rate there’s a genuine concern the public is growing apathetic to the news of massive data breaches. Director of Data & Analytics for MarketScale, TC Riley, says that’s a dangerous place to be. As IoT and 5G continue to grow more prevalent, there is more potential for…
Why the Future of Smart Cities Comes Down to Data
While sensors, radars and cameras may be what people think when they envision the smart cities of the future, data will be what make improvement to community life tangible. The insight gathered by new hardware and software around cities and rural areas will only be as good as how it is acted upon. Sarah…
Sony Announces The A7R IV with a 61-Megapixel Sensor
Sony’s latest release features a gigantic 61mp sensor and an improved viewfinder. Here’s what we know about the A7R IV so far. Remember the A7R III? The camera that boasted an impressive 42.4-megapixel sensor? Well Sony has taken the A7R lineup and reached for the stratosphere with their latest announcement. The new A7R IV has…
What Does 5G Mean to the Future of IoT? Sensors Expo 2019 Seeks the Answer
Photos courtesy of Jen Miles More than 7,500 attendees will stop by Sensors Expo 2019 in Silicon Valley this week. The event, in its fourth decade, showcases applications for today’s sensor technologies while keeping an eye on the future. This morning’s keynote address was delivered by Gerardo Giaretta, Sr. Director, Product Management- Head of Industry…
Manufacturing Memory Means Scribing Silicon in a Sea of Sensors
At Micron’s memory chip fabrication facility in the Washington, DC, suburb of Manassas, Virginia, the entire manufacturing area is blanketed in electronic detectors in all their various forms. But the primary purpose isn’t to keep intruders out or anything so prosaic. “A lot of them are microphones,” a spokesman for Micron said. “They listen to the…
MILLBROOK TECHNOLOGY PARK CASE STUDY
Millbrook Technology Park is home to many vehicle technology companies, each that have the benefit of immediate access to Millbrook’s tracks, test facilities, and expertise. The Park supports its tenants with test and engineering services, product development, facilities management, catering and hospitality, and product demos. For some time, Millbrook’s testing and validation processes measured the…
How Prepared are Buildings for the Challenges of the Future?
Owners, investors and landlords wishing to scale their investments rely on building management firms to look after their resources. Currently, there are roughly 7.6 billion people in the world. By 2050, the United Nations predicts that there will be a population of 9.8 billion worldwide. Such a large number of inhabitants requires a significant amount…
Microdrones Job Opportunity: Going First to Market with Experimental Design, with Recruiting Manager Eva Spexard
In this Careers Podcast, we sat down with Eva Spexard, Recruiting & EMEA HR Manager for Microdrones, to explore one of the company’s most exciting open positions: Experimental Engineer, a position that’s as much a design job as it is a technical one. This engineer would be in charge of designing electronic circuits and…
Will LiDAR be the Breakthrough for Autonomous Vehicles?
LiDAR technology is rapidly becoming more popular in the development of autonomous cars. LiDAR – light detection and ranging – is a detection system that measures distance through pulsed laser light. The laser light reflects off a target sensor and the time it takes for the laser to return is measured through wavelengths that can…
The Best Security is in the Data with Jonathan Pine of Renova Technology
Cameras, sensors, audio recording devices. They’re put in place at a company to provide safety, and when dealing with the well-being of your employees, this tech is expected to function properly. When it isn’t, there are no excuses. “There’s a certain amount of risk to the end user associated with security equipment not being…
INFOGRAPHIC: CONTROLLING HUMIDITY AND CLIMATE IN GREENHOUSES
Humidity and moisture in a greenhouse or interior grow facility are essential for plants to grow. While greenhouse growers highly debate the ideal temperature and the specific humidity levels to achieve a successful crop, the majority of these same growers agree on several factors.
MarketScale Industrial IoT 12/05/18: Connecting Rural America
In this episode of our Industrial IoT Podcast Show, we’re exploring the surprising challenges that still loom over farmers, ranchers and growers, as well as the technology that’s taking them to new heights. With net farm income at its third lowest over the last decade, the people who keep the industry afloat are always…
FDA SHIFTS TO CFU LABELING FOR SUPPLEMENTS, STILL COMES UP SHORT ACCORDING TO EXPERTS
In September 2018, the FDA issued a draft guidance on how to label supplements containing live microbials. The announcement presents the organization’s “intent to exercise enforcement discretion to allow supplement companies to use colony forming units (CFUs) when declaring the quantity of live microbials on a Supplement Facts Label.” Why the Guidance Was Issued The new guidance…
What IoT Can Do For The Business World
As defined by Suzanne Elly, correspondent for IoT Evolution World, Internet of Things (IoT) is “a network of devices, appliances, and vehicles that are embedded with sensors, electronics, software, connectivity and actuators; enabling them to connect and exchange data. IoT devices share data in a wired or wireless network.” IoT devices are going to change…
Cybersecurity and IoT: Who and What is at Risk? with Chris Rouland of Phosphorus
Cybersecurity affects all verticals and sizes of organizations. One space that is overlooked is the security of IoT, though as Chris Rouland, co-founder and CEO of Phosphorus Security Inc. will tell you, IoT devices are really just computers in a different-looking package, and so too require a necessary level of security. “Twenty-five years ago…
Smart Buildings Pose New Possibilities, New Risks
Everyday, thousands if not millions of workers swipe into their place of work with a personalized ID badge. The lights and heat in the lobby come on shortly before people started arriving for the day. Workers swipe their badges for the elevator to access specific floors. As employees enter their office and the lights come…
THE SIONYX AURORA: DELIVERING AFFORDABLE NIGHT VISION CAPABILITIES TO LAW ENFORCEMENT
The SiOnyx Aurora night-vision camera has transformed the way hunters, fishermen, hikers, and adventurers of all kinds capture and share their lives. And now, law enforcement agencies are discovering it’s an affordable addition to their gear that delivers critical capabilities they’ve never had before. The SiOnyx Aurora is the World’s First Water-Resistant Day/Night Camera…
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