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The Cloud Robotics Market Is Poised to Boom In The Next Five Years
Market research reports show that the cloud robotics market is anticipated to grow to $7.51 billion by 2022. A CAGR of 28.1% over the next four years is expected to drive the impressive growth in cloud-based technologies. The growing applications for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning tech in particular are the key players behind…
The Great American Robotics Race
The 21st century has nearly two decades under its belt, and the advancements in robotics and Artificial Intelligence are truly turning science fiction into reality. With the Amazon Echo, equipped with AI superstar Alexa, currently owned by more than 20 million consumers, more American businesses are starting to pay attention and implement AI in their…
Lamborghini Adds Connectivity
In a press release on Vodafone’s website, beginning in 2019, Lamborghini owners will be able to access the world’s largest Internet of Things (IoT) network, and will enjoy unrivalled connectivity in over 190 countries to improve their journey experience. Vodafone’s Global Director of IoT, Stefano Gastaut, said, “This is a great example of how two…
Watch: PTC looks to boost growth in industrial IoT and AR
PTC sees the explosion of Industrial IoT and AR around the globe and hopes to capitalize on that continued growth. 2017 saw triple-digit growth for PTC’s IoT business. Now PTC is focusing on cultivating a small, focused “ecosystem” of partners. Cloud-based subscription made up 50% of PTC’s 2017 revenue, and now they are looking to…
Reading the IT Leaves: A Look into the Future of Enterprise Wi-Fi
The future of Wi-Fi is bright and always evolving. While the not-too-distant future of Wi-Fi will include artificial intelligence (AI) and a massive Internet of Things (IoT), what’s happening in 2018 has more to do with new standards and how they will improve connectivity, speed, and bandwidth. Even more importantly, a new Wi-Fi standard is…
Processing Sustainability and Digital Solutions in the Age of Transparency
Consumers today want to know where products come from and how they’re being made, and this makes transparent operations a must for building consumer trust. The shift to transparency didn’t happen overnight. Demand has steadily grown with consumer health concerns about food safety and the need to track and trace throughout the value-add chain. At…
Your DevOps maturity journey – part 1
DevOps is a software engineering practice that aims at unifying software development (Dev) and software operation (Ops). DevOps principles call for monitoring all steps of software creation, beginning with integration, testing, and release, and then moving on to deployment and infrastructure management. This approach is more effective and efficient, leading to shorter development cycles. GalaxE…
Work smarter with an integrated benefits management system
Managing benefit plans is time-consuming and subject to human error, which can affect performance and regulatory compliance. A firm alignment between business and IT leads to efficient benefits plan management. With a suite of tools, such as those from GalaxE Solutions, you can automate and streamline benefit plan capture, benefit translation, and claims certification. This…
EDGE DATA AND DIGITAL SIGNAGE
An explosion in IoT devices and data is pushing the cloud to its limit. Edge computing brings data collected closer to its source, relieving the cloud of unnecessary strain while reducing time-to-decision for analytics. These “on-site” analytics have applications for drones, driverless cars, digital signage, and more. Watch our video blog to learn more! Read…
Will Battery OEMs be Prepared for the IoT Revolution?
Smart devices and the IoT are poised to take over the tech world. Spending on IoT technologies, apps, and solutions are expected to reach $267 billion by 2020[1] and there will be an estimated 20.4 billion connected devices in circulation, according to research firm Gartner[2]. “Services are dominated by the professional IoT-operational technology category, in…
Research: Revenue from IoT Identity and Management will hit $21.5 billion by 2022
ABI Research forecasts that IoT Identity and Management projects will hit $21.5 billion in revenue by 2022. Reports show that IDoT (Identity of Things) services will grow in the next five years, driven by industrial, manufacturing, and automotive industries. IDoT services are finding more and more applications, from cloud services to app programming interface (API)…
Listen: Li-Fi’s Advantages Over Wi-Fi with Alistair Banham and Harald Burchardt
On today’s podcast, I have a chance to talk to Alistair Banham (CEO) and Harald Buchman (CCO) from PureLiFi. We discuss the completely logical reason to develop a way to use light as a communication protocol, some of the stunning advantages of LiFi over WiFi (security, control, efficiency), and we almost get them to…
Listen: Creating Digital Twins Will Be The Next Step Of Machine Learning
Digital twins are a growing form of technology that combine the power of IoT, machine learning and AI to build a digital replica of a physical machine. With heightened ability to predict problems and find solutions for them, these twins are making people do a double take. A study published by NASA Langley Research…
Listen: Robotic Arms Are Dominating The Future Of Automation
Looking in the perspective of the manufacturing industry, when considering buying parts, usually the one that is produced for cheaper and on a quicker timeline will always win. With that being said, automation or IoT in the space have really highlighted the problem with ROI in various companies as these complex equipment processes might…
Watch: Honeywell announces indoor navigation for IoT-connected buildings
Honeywell recently announced new features for its Vector Occupant App that make Smart Buildings even smarter. The centerpiece of the new features is indoor navigation, a tech that helps occupants navigate complicated building layouts. We’ve seen an immediate impact. The interactive map makes it really easy and intuitive to know exactly where you’re going, and…
The Internet of Things (IoT) is Changing the Game for Quick Service Restaurants
When the internet exploded onto the scene and into everyone’s lives in the nineties, there were a chorus of companies that understood the overwhelming wave of innovation happening in their time. Others thought the new online world was not applicable to their core business and mostly ignored it. For example, large groups of mechanics, salons,…
Watch: A Robot Lands A News Anchor Gig
A robot named Erica is due to become an on-air news anchor in Japan. Erica is a lifelike android created by Dr. Hiroshi Ishiguro, director of the Intelligent Robotics Laboratory at Osaka University and a prominent figure in the robotics world. Much like today’s flesh-and-blood newsreaders, Erica, designed to look like a 23-year-old Japanese woman,…
Smart Cities are Growing Throughout the United States
San Francisco’s StreetLight Data has been chosen by the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) to collect essential on-demand traffic data. From the local to state level, agencies are planning to tap into StreetLight’s InSight platform to help convert big data into solutions for travel patterns, traffic jams, and more. VDOT is planning or executing projects…
Watch: Humans Are Still Crafting Some Of The Best Cars On The Market
Humans are still an integral part of the assembly process at Honda Motor Co. and that’s unlikely to change anytime soon. As Tesla Inc. aim to largely remove people from the production line, workers keep toiling side-by-side with machines ay Honda Motor Co. Honda does use robots for almost all painting and welding. The company…
Watch: Are Your IoT Enabled Devices at Risk?
A new hacking tool called “Autosploit” combines old exploit tools for a fresh risk to IoT devices. The program uses a search engine to make the hacking process simpler, widening its potential for use. The ability to find and exploit systems isn’t new. The idea that these two highly automated tools are combined to make…
Listen: Changing The Way Teams Meet with Rebecca Corliss
On today’s podcast, we have a conversation with Rebecca Corliss from OWL Labs. We discuss a radical change in meeting room technology, a true shift in attitudes towards working from home, and how video is becoming more and more commonplace in the world of communication. For more information on OWL Labs, check out owllabs.com
Listen: Altizon and Novecom Are Taking Smart Cities Further
With predictions for 2018 leading to 30% of major cities becoming “smart cities” one company is ahead of the pack. Altizon, an industrial IIoT platform company, and Novecom, an environmental monitoring and data management systems provider, announced their new integrated smart IoT solution at the Newcastle 500 Supercar race in New South Wales, Australia….
5 A.I. Startups To Watch in 2018
2017 was a year of benchmarks for artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. AI poker-players demolished their human competition.[1] Dermatologists were sidelined as a computer diagnosed potentially cancerous moles with record 90% accuracy.[2] 2018 is amping up to be just as exciting a year as 2017, with numerous startups looking to innovate and disrupt industries of all…
Using the IOT to Fight Fires
Fighting fires is using smart technology to be more efficient. The Internet of Things isn’t just about interconnectivity in daily lives, but these devices are being used to serve a higher purpose- delivering critical information to first responders quickly in the event of a fire. In 2015, The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)…
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