Internet of things platform
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03 Oct 2024
How to enroll Windows IoT devices in Microsoft Intune
Managing Windows IoT devices starts with the proper enrollment, and administrators can take advantage of Microsoft Intune's capabilities to unify endpoint management. Continue Reading
By- Peter van der Woude, InSpark
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16 Aug 2024
What is the difference between Windows 10 vs. Windows 10 IoT?
There are several key differences between Windows IoT and a regular Windows desktop OS, so organizations must compare these systems to ensure they deploy the right OS. Continue Reading
By- Marius Sandbu, Sopra Steria
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30 Sep 2024
What is a microcomputer?
A microcomputer is a complete computer on a small scale, designed for use by one person at a time. Continue Reading
By- Gavin Wright
- Sharon Shea, Executive Editor
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03 Sep 2024
What is Google Glass?
Google Glass was a wearable, voice and motion-controlled Android device that resembled a pair of eyeglasses and displayed information directly in the user's field of vision. It was discontinued in March 2023. Continue Reading
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16 Aug 2024
What is the difference between Windows 10 vs. Windows 10 IoT?
There are several key differences between Windows IoT and a regular Windows desktop OS, so organizations must compare these systems to ensure they deploy the right OS. Continue Reading
By- Marius Sandbu, Sopra Steria
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15 Aug 2024
What is a voice user interface (VUI)?
A voice user interface (VUI) is a type of interface that relies on speech recognition technology to enable users to interact with an application or device through voice commands. Continue Reading
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13 Aug 2024
What is an embedded system?
An embedded system is a combination of computer hardware and software designed for a specific function. Continue Reading
By- Alexander S. Gillis, Technical Writer and Editor
- Ben Lutkevich, Site Editor
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26 Jul 2024
What is a drone (UAV)?
A drone is an unmanned aircraft. Drones are more formally known as 'unmanned aerial vehicles' (UAVs) or 'unmanned aircraft systems.' Continue Reading
By- Alexander S. Gillis, Technical Writer and Editor
- Ben Lutkevich, Site Editor
- Alan R. Earls
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26 Jun 2024
How to build and organize a machine learning team
Explore the process of building an ML team, including reasons to build one and descriptions of the core roles of project manager, data engineer, data scientist and ML engineer. Continue Reading
By- Cortnie Abercrombie, AI Truth
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Definition
21 Jun 2024
internet of things (IoT)
The internet of things, or IoT, is a network of interrelated devices that connect and exchange data with other IoT devices and the cloud. Continue Reading
By- Kinza Yasar, Technical Writer
- Alexander S. Gillis, Technical Writer and Editor
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11 Jun 2024
Top 12 machine learning use cases and business applications
Machine learning applications are increasing the efficiency and improving the accuracy of business functions ranging from decision-making to maintenance to service delivery. Continue Reading
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03 Jun 2024
machine learning engineer (ML engineer)
A machine learning engineer (ML engineer) is a person in IT who focuses on researching, building and designing self-running artificial intelligence (AI) systems to automate predictive models. Continue Reading
By- Kinza Yasar, Technical Writer
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15 May 2024
Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS)
The Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) is a public framework for rating the severity and characteristics of security vulnerabilities in information systems. Continue Reading
By- Kinza Yasar, Technical Writer
- Alexander S. Gillis, Technical Writer and Editor
- Madelyn Bacon, TechTarget
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23 Jan 2024
webOS
WebOS is an LG-owned, Linux-based operating system for smart devices, particularly smart TVs. Continue Reading
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07 Dec 2023
7 ways AI could bring more harm than good
AI has the potential to cause harm in several ways -- including job displacement, lack of transparency and unintended biases. Continue Reading
By- Kinza Yasar, Technical Writer
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16 Nov 2023
robo-advisor
A robo-advisor is a virtual financial advisor powered by artificial intelligence (AI) that employs an algorithm to deliver an automated selection of financial advisory services. Continue Reading
By- Kinza Yasar, Technical Writer
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18 Oct 2023
ambient intelligence (AmI)
Ambient intelligence, sometimes referred to as AmI, is the element of a pervasive computing environment that enables it to interact with and respond appropriately to the humans in that environment. Continue Reading
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16 Oct 2023
smart TV
A smart TV is a television that includes an internal processor and onboard storage and enables internet connectivity, similar to a smartphone or personal computer. Continue Reading
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16 Oct 2023
decentralized application (DApp)
A decentralized application (DApp) is a type of distributed, open source software application that runs on a peer-to-peer (P2P) blockchain network rather than on a single computer. Continue Reading
By- Nick Barney, Technology Writer
- Alexander S. Gillis, Technical Writer and Editor
- Corinne Bernstein
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21 Sep 2023
AI prompt engineer
An AI prompt engineer is an expert in creating text-based prompts or cues that can be interpreted and understood by large language models and generative AI tools. Continue Reading
By- Kinza Yasar, Technical Writer
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21 Aug 2023
IoT devices (internet of things devices)
Internet of things (IoT) devices are nonstandard computing hardware -- such as sensors, actuators or appliances -- that connect wirelessly to a network and can transmit data. Continue Reading
By- Alexander S. Gillis, Technical Writer and Editor
- Brien Posey
- Sharon Shea, Executive Editor
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04 Aug 2023
virtual reality sickness (VR motion sickness)
Virtual reality sickness (VR motion sickness) is the physical discomfort that occurs when an end user's brain receives conflicting signals about self-movement in a digital environment. Continue Reading
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27 Jul 2023
smart sensor
A smart sensor is a device that takes input from the physical environment and uses built-in compute resources to perform predefined functions upon detection of specific input and then processes data before passing it on. Continue Reading
By- Cameron Hashemi-Pour, Site Editor
- Brien Posey
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14 Jul 2023
Artificial Intelligence as a Service (AIaaS)
Artificial Intelligence as a Service (AIaaS) is the third-party offering of artificial intelligence (AI) outsourcing. Continue Reading
By- Kinza Yasar, Technical Writer
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07 Jun 2023
microfarad
The microfarad -- symbolized as µF using the Greek symbol mu -- is a unit of capacitance, equivalent to 0.000001 farad (F). Continue Reading
By- Stephen J. Bigelow, Senior Technology Editor
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06 Mar 2023
embedded systems programming
Embedded systems programming, also known as embedded programming, facilitates the development of consumer-facing devices that don't use conventional operating systems the way that desktop computers and mobile devices do. Continue Reading
By- Kinza Yasar, Technical Writer
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30 Jan 2023
transponder
A transponder is a wireless communication, monitoring or control device that picks up and automatically responds to an incoming signal. Continue Reading
By- Alexander S. Gillis, Technical Writer and Editor
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27 Jan 2023
thing (in the internet of things)
A thing, in the context of the internet of things (IoT), refers to any entity or physical object such as a device that forms a network and has the ability to transfer data with other devices over the network. Continue Reading
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09 Dec 2022
Select the right IIoT monitoring tool
With the right monitoring software, organizations can automate and optimize their IIoT deployments. Tools from vendors such as Exosite, Kepware, AWS and Plex can help. Continue Reading
By- Shannon Flynn, ReHack Magazine
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25 Oct 2022
Use device reliability engineering to derisk IoT products
Device reliability engineering uses over-the-air updates, performance metrics and remote debugging to help ensure that a product can run as smoothly as possible. Continue Reading
By- François Baldassari
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20 Oct 2022
How edge computing can ease IoT adoption
IoT brings helpful insights to organizations, despite concerns around ROI, skill availability and upgrades. Edge computing offerings are one way to address these challenges. Continue Reading
By- Peter Ruffley
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14 Oct 2022
4 essential steps to IoT device development
For a successful IoT device, companies must avoid designing for the short term, outdated workflows, untested feature rollouts and retroactive security measures. Continue Reading
By- François Baldassari
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28 Sep 2022
An introduction to IoT logging types and practices
Collecting IoT data logs can help IT teams spot deployment issues and security alerts. For smooth operations, admins should identify what data they need and use the right hardware. Continue Reading
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15 Aug 2022
A look at how IoT and embedded systems work together
Embedded systems are a necessary part of IoT devices. Read more about how they work, their components and how to select the right type for an IoT device. Continue Reading
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15 Jul 2022
Select the right OS for IoT devices
IoT OSes are designed to support devices with minimal power and storage resources. Learn about the sector's available OSes and how they might best suit your devices and use cases. Continue Reading
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14 Jul 2022
ESIMs offer security, manufacturing benefits for IoT
Common in consumer devices, eSIMs may offer IoT enterprise users a way to increase security and lower manufacturing costs across multiple device types. Continue Reading
By- Kenta Yasukawa
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06 Jul 2022
A look at effective voice user interface design
As smart device technology matures, designers must ensure that voice user interfaces integrate new DSP and speaker technology for a better user experience. Continue Reading
By- Mehul Kochar
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10 Jun 2022
Polyglot developers can tackle all IoT code issues
IoT code and romance languages are similar: Once you know one, you can pick up parts of others. Development teams can benefit from code generalists and specialists. Continue Reading
By- Dr. Diane Groth, Laetare Cybersecurity LLC
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06 Jun 2022
farad (F)
A farad (F) is the standard unit of capacitance in the International System of Units (SI). Continue Reading
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16 May 2022
Top 8 IoT design principles for successful product creation
IoT products require a lot of collaboration and expertise. During the design process, be sure to consider UX, security features and data management measures. Continue Reading
By- Julia Borgini, Spacebarpress Media
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29 Apr 2022
Get acquainted with the types of actuators in IoT
Actuators are an essential hardware component of IoT products. Familiarize yourself with how actuators work, the different types of energy sources and the use cases for them. Continue Reading
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28 Apr 2022
Analytics software unlocks the benefits of IoT data collection
IoT data is useless if it can't provide operational insights. Analytics offerings should be device-flexible and have visualization features to make data useful to stakeholders. Continue Reading
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18 Apr 2022
A look at the top 5 IoT device types
You can find IoT products in the home, factories, vehicles and hospitals. Familiarize yourself with specific devices for each of these sectors and their pros and cons. Continue Reading
By- Shannon Flynn, ReHack Magazine
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05 Apr 2022
Future of IoT offers mixed bag of opportunity, shortages
Here are four trends to consider as the technology melds into the metaverse and Web 3.0, while also battling lingering chip shortages and security concerns. Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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25 Mar 2022
8 IoT SaaS platform providers help streamline adoption
IoT SaaS providers help simplify the complexity and expense of deploying IoT by offering platforms with features such as scalability, real-time data capture and machine learning. Continue Reading
By- Scott Robinson, New Era Technology
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29 Dec 2021
Considerations to make an IoT web app
Despite the popularity of mobile apps, organizations may opt for IoT web apps for their ease of use and capability of handling and processing a large amount of data. Continue Reading
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20 Dec 2021
IoT and mobile app development transform the future of UX
An increased focus on IoT development, deployment and management has shaped current mobile app development trends to adopt IoT-specific needs for future connected experiences. Continue Reading
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13 Dec 2021
embedded operating system
An embedded operating system is a specialized operating system (OS) designed to perform a specific task for a device that is not a computer. Continue Reading
By- Ben Lutkevich, Site Editor
- Brien Posey
- Ivy Wigmore
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02 Dec 2021
IoT developers can't afford to ignore third-party code
IoT developers must adopt best practices -- such as regular updates -- for incorporating third-party code into IoT devices and addressing potential vulnerabilities. Continue Reading
By- François Baldassari
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29 Nov 2021
Tackle IoT application security threats and vulnerabilities
By taking action to secure IoT applications and including them in a security strategy, IT admins can close off a tempting entry point to criminals. Continue Reading
By- Julia Borgini, Spacebarpress Media
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19 Nov 2021
Get started with IoT mobile apps for enterprise use
Managing an ever-growing fleet of IoT devices can be a challenge for many enterprises, but IoT mobile apps have given greater flexibility and simplified the process. Continue Reading
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05 Nov 2021
6 steps to kick-start IoT app development
IoT app development teams must tackle the nuances of IoT technology in the planning and design phases of development, including IoT security vulnerabilities and compatibility. Continue Reading
By- Shannon Flynn, ReHack Magazine
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27 Oct 2021
No-code and low-code IoT platforms speed up app development
Organizations may not have a developer available in-house who can build a new IoT application, but no-code and low-code IoT tools can turn anyone into an IoT application developer. Continue Reading
By- Mary E. Shacklett, Transworld Data
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25 Oct 2021
IoT software engineering: The new wave of IoT development
IoT deployments can offer a variety of use cases across all industries, but engineers must design their applications with the right platforms, OSes and programming languages. Continue Reading
By- Hardik Shah
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04 Oct 2021
Geographic information systems transform digital twins
Digital twins built with geographic information systems create a powerful tool that analyzes data to examine component relationships and simplify system complexity. Continue Reading
By- Matt Piper
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10 Sep 2021
Get started programming the internet of things
To build IoT systems, IT pros must understand the complexities of programming IoT, including integration. In this excerpt, discover the first step to design full-stack IoT. Continue Reading
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10 Sep 2021
How to approach programming IoT for full stack development
Learn what challenges organizations must tackle when developing end-to-end IoT systems from 'Programming the Internet of Things' author Andy King. Continue Reading
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27 May 2021
Design your IoT device battery life
IoT engineers have several tactics they can use to extend the battery life of devices, such as energy harvesting, power saver mode and efficient hardware design. Continue Reading
By- Janet Ooi
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17 May 2021
Open source IoT tools to choose in 2021
Open source platforms can make developing IoT deployments easier, but organizations have multiple options to choose from, including these seven. Continue Reading
By- Harnil Oza, Hyperlink InfoSystem
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23 Apr 2021
Transportation IoT joins physical and information highways
As transportation IoT networks improve with connectivity, embedded processing and sensing technology, society will move from point A to point B more efficiently and safely. Continue Reading
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25 Feb 2021
Overcome common IoT edge computing architecture issues
IoT and edge computing connect the previously unconnected world, which comes with its share of difficulties that development teams and architects must not underestimate. Continue Reading
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10 Feb 2021
Investigate IoT and edge computing nuances for architects
Author of 'IoT and Edge Computing for Architects' Perry Lea shares his expert advice on how to design interconnected architecture that addresses the challenges of both technologies. Continue Reading
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07 Dec 2020
Tips to optimize IoT containers to support applications
IoT containers support IoT development, but teams must be sure to review container tools and services with their specialized IoT applications in mind. Continue Reading
By- Tom Nolle, Andover Intel
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30 Nov 2020
Using technology to get workers back on campus safely
As employers begin to consider reopening offices, they can use precautionary measures such as predictive cleaning and contact tracing with the help of IoT devices to reduce the risk of a COVID-19 ... Continue Reading
By- Marc Pégulu, Semtech
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16 Nov 2020
Why so many enterprise IoT projects fail
Organizations must prioritize software expertise in upper level management and avoid these six inaccurate assumptions of IoT projects to set themselves on a path to success. Continue Reading
By- Thomas Ryd, Northern.tech
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26 Oct 2020
3 ways to balance biometric voter registration promise, concerns
Biometric voter registration systems could play a role in the future of election security, if developers and governments can address concerns about security and hacking. Continue Reading
By- Jaimy Szymanski, Kaleido Insights
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30 Sep 2020
Design IoT user interfaces beyond the screen
IoT technology has expanded into everyday objects and work equipment; yet, it remains largely invisible. This market opportunity brings novel UX challenges for designers. Continue Reading
By- Jessica Groopman, Kaleido Insights
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24 Sep 2020
How to develop a mobile app for IoT
As the IoT sector continues to grow at a rapid pace, organizations can take advantage of its success as well as the adoption of smartphones to develop an IoT app. Continue Reading
By- Mehul Rajput, Mindinventory
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23 Sep 2020
Tips to select the right microcontrollers for IoT
Microcontrollers offer advantages over other processors for IoT deployments, including efficient energy use. Understand the market and criteria for microcontroller selection. Continue Reading
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11 Sep 2020
Build a data streaming, AI and machine learning platform for IoT
As pressure mounts to scale more complex IoT use cases, an open source streaming, analytics and machine learning stack can enable businesses to develop reliable, production-ready infrastructure. Continue Reading
By- Nikita Ivanov, GridGain Systems
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04 Aug 2020
IoT biometrics play a greater role in workplaces
Organizations can use biometric interfaces to increase workplace security and employee safety through sensors and surveillance, but employers must also evaluate potential effects. Continue Reading
By- Jessica Groopman, Kaleido Insights
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16 Jul 2020
The invisible IoT revolution
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, an IoT revolution is well underway as the world experiences firsthand the benefits and capabilities IoT provides in several different industries. Continue Reading
By- Svein-Egil Nielsen, Nordic Semiconductor
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13 Jul 2020
Companies seek to provide a standard for interoperable IoT devices
As the IoT market continues to grow and a new era of innovation and commercial opportunities abound, the full potential of this market will only be achieved if companies put in place reliable, ... Continue Reading
By- Dr. Omar Elloumi, oneM2M
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19 Jun 2020
The potential benefits of user-centric design in IoT
A user-centric design is the future of IoT and can be the difference between random acts of digital and the systemic shift needed to truly transform the user experience. Continue Reading
By- Robert Schmid, Deloitte Digital
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16 Jun 2020
COVID-19 accelerates adoption of AR, MR and IoT technologies
Adoption of AR, MR and IoT technologies to weather the impact of the coronavirus crisis will drive continued growth of these technologies in several sectors, such as healthcare and education. Continue Reading
By- Nick Cherukuri, ThirdEye Gen
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10 Jun 2020
The importance of geolocation for IoT devices
Geolocation products can help enhance IoT device capabilities, but businesses must consider geolocation device limitations, such as battery life, maintenance, costs and ease of use. Continue Reading
By- Marc Pégulu, Semtech
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03 Jun 2020
SaaS IoT platforms jumpstart IoT app development
Starting an IoT deployment from scratch can be prohibitive, but an IoT SaaS platform can make the endeavor more realistic for organizations that want a competitive edge. Continue Reading
By- Scott Robinson, New Era Technology
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13 May 2020
OST helps grill maker migrate connected products
Traeger Grills asked a managed service provider to migrate its IoT-enabled grillers to a new cloud platform. The four-month transition has Traeger cooking with AWS. Continue Reading
By- John Moore, Industry Editor
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30 Apr 2020
What IT pros should consider when building applications for IoT
Digital integration hub architectures and hybrid transaction/analytical processing powered by an in-memory computing platform can help organizations implement real-time IoT use cases and support ... Continue Reading
By- Nikita Ivanov, GridGain Systems
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15 Apr 2020
Explore the smart, adaptable and human side of manufacturing
Organizations can use smart factory technologies, such as AR, to improve productivity and solve end user issues. But this requires diverse teams and support to yield long-term smart factory success. Continue Reading
By- Robert Schmid, Deloitte Digital
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02 Apr 2020
Biometric IoT sensors shape the future of user interfaces
Biometric interfaces unlock new capabilities and risks with IoT sensors, including security based on human features or virtual assistants tailored to recognize voices. Continue Reading
By- Jessica Groopman, Kaleido Insights
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01 Apr 2020
The incoming problem with the hyper-connected home
The average home now has well into the double digits of applications and devices. This creates an influx of not only connected devices, but their related mobile software applications. Continue Reading
By- Gil Rosen, Amdocs
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20 Mar 2020
6 ways RPA delivers more
Organizations that employ enterprise-grade RPA with AI and cognitive technologies are providing a true foundation to enable real transformation across their operations. Continue Reading
By- Pat Geary, Blue Prism
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11 Mar 2020
AI and IoT projects optimize industries inside and out
Organizations can reap greater rewards from the multiple ways AI and IoT technology can be used to improve supply chain processes, customer experiences and cybersecurity. Continue Reading
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04 Mar 2020
IoT, culture and the global fear index
A survey conducted by Deloitte Consulting reveals how consumers really feel about technology and how IoT advocates can respond. Continue Reading
By- Helena Lisachuk, Deloitte Consulting BV
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04 Mar 2020
3 OTA architectures for IoT devices
Organizations must pick the right OTA update architecture to ensure IoT devices receive the latest changes more efficiently and with less of an effect on your organization. Continue Reading
By- Julia Borgini, Spacebarpress Media
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28 Feb 2020
3 key steps for IoT PCB SMT and microelectronics assembly
IoT PCBs that undergo both SMT and microelectronics assembly demand special knowledge and experience, which is critical to ensure each and every step is implemented precisely. Continue Reading
By- Zulki Khan, NexLogic Tech., Inc.
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28 Feb 2020
Understand how to apply SOA for IoT
IoT service-oriented architecture can simplify the process of adjusting an IoT deployment to changes in the real-world by focusing on functionality instead of events. Continue Reading
By- Tom Nolle, Andover Intel
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26 Feb 2020
6 common challenges to IoT OTA updates
Keeping technology updated will become even more critical with IoT devices. Over-the-air updates can ease the process if administrators know how to address the obstacles. Continue Reading
By- Julia Borgini, Spacebarpress Media
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25 Feb 2020
2 ways smart fleet tech is getting more efficient
As fleet management technologies get smarter, organizations will see greater ROI through improved productivity and cost savings. Continue Reading
By- Michael Burdiek, CalAmp
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17 Feb 2020
The 3 Es of AI: How to deploy efficient AI
Efficient AI deployment is gained through the experience of individual managers as well as the entire organization, and organizations should implement resources for training, collaboration and code ... Continue Reading
By- Scott Zoldi, FICO
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06 Feb 2020
Fire prevention for commercial buildings
A fire detection device comprised of smart sensors can help firefighters detect heat, smoke, gas or flames associated with fires and deploy firefighting tactics and personnel more quickly. Continue Reading
By- Marc Pégulu, Semtech
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21 Jan 2020
If you can see it, the computer can see it too
Combining intelligence, install base, technological maturity, potential for integration and cybersecurity make camera networks an excellent foundation to build an IoT network. Continue Reading
By- Robert Schmid, Deloitte Digital
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16 Jan 2020
How to ensure RPA delivers
Businesses that choose the wrong brand of RPA can limit the scale and potential of automation. To realize RPA's benefits, such as greater accuracy and productivity, they must consider are few key ... Continue Reading
By- Pat Geary, Blue Prism
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30 Dec 2019
Understand the basics of multi-tier wire bonding
Multi-wire bonding will enable electronic systems and equipment OEMs greater functional integration, but they must understand the fundamentals and challenges of the wire bonding process. Continue Reading
By- Zulki Khan, NexLogic Tech., Inc.
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17 Dec 2019
Tackling the challenge of IoT software updates
As IoT devices continue to grow in numbers, improving IoT software updates is a topic that the IoT industry will increasingly be talking about as its looks to improve functionality and security. Continue Reading
By- Tom Canning, Canonical
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05 Dec 2019
Get the best from connected RPA in 7 steps
Prior to adopting a connected RPA platform, businesses should implement a series of principles to identify, build, develop and automate processes to ensure successful outcomes are achieved. Continue Reading
By- Pat Geary, Blue Prism
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05 Dec 2019
How do IoT and blockchain for traceability simplify compliance?
Organizations can use IoT sensors and blockchain to confirm their traceability systems meet compliance requirements and get through customs efficiently. Continue Reading
By- Kevin Curran, IEEE
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03 Dec 2019
Battery-free smart home adoption? It’s possible
As IoT devices continue to rise in popularity, consumers and manufacturers alike have begun to come across the battery life dilemma. Continue Reading
By- Srinivas Pattamatta, Atmosic Technologies
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21 Nov 2019
Why use IoT traceability over traditional methods?
IoT sensors and blockchain combined create a better traceability system for pharmaceutical manufacturers to combat drug counterfeiting and gray markets. Continue Reading
By- Kevin Curran, IEEE
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15 Nov 2019
Evaluating what IoT device failure looks like in the current digital world
IoT developers must test how IoT devices interact within the setting they will be used in, such as smart homes or smart buildings, not just if the device itself works to ensure users have the ... Continue Reading
By- Antony Edwards, Eggplant
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15 Nov 2019
3 ways long-range wireless power will define the future of public restrooms
Public services, such as restrooms, can save time and money with the implementation of IoT devices that use long-range wireless power to sustainably monitor facilities that need maintenance. Continue Reading
By- Yuval Boger, Wi-Charge