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Latinoamérica invertirá un 14,3% más en IoT durante 2015. Big Data & Data Science Strategies Alignment. The Most Creative Applications of 3D Printing. 3D printing is already turning into a classic lure at technology fairs.
Manufacturers work hard to perfect and lower the price on these devices, which they then try to sell to the final consumer by appealing to their interests (such as handicrafts and model making) or to their hearts (creating customizable toys). But beyond its recreational use, this promising technology already has very innovative and creative applications in fields as diverse as health, space exploration, education or art. Here are some examples: Photo Credits: NASA SPACE PARTS. Photo Credits: Ryan Somma EDUCATIONAL MODELS.
Www.telecomlead. China Unicom announced its partnership with Huawei to boost IoT business.
As part of the proposal, Huawei has tied up with China Unicom Shanghai and China Unicom Research Institute to deploy Cellular Internet of Things (CIoT) Pilot based on 4.5G LTE-Machine to Machine (LTE-M). Meanwhile, Huawei will be attending the 2015 Mobile World Congress (MWC) Asia in Shanghai from 14 – 17 July. LTE-M, which will accelerate IoT business of telecom operators, will be commercialized globally in 2016. China Unicom Shanghai has piloted Smart Parking for commercial applications of LTE-M-based CIoT technologies that will assist help China Unicom to boost IoT business. Firmware Developer - SmartHome IOT job at AXIS. Cutting through Internet of Things Hype. Posted July 8, 2015 By Drew RobbFeedback The Internet of Things topped Gartner's list of most-hyped technologies last summer.
Cisco to invest $1bn in UK tech industry. World business, finance, and political news from the Financial Times. Digital Telepathy sur Twitter : "Connected Home + Wearable Tech = The Jetsons? #iot #wearables #tech... Connected Home + Wearable Tech = The Jetsons. Ours is the era of Novum—“science fiction becoming science fact.”
Building a content strategy for the internet of things. The idea of content is changing.
It’s no longer just about videos, social posts and websites. Our fridges, washing machines and watches are serving us recipes, news, entertainment and advice. It’s all part of a new, encompassing, connected world – the internet of things (IoT). Creating A Universal Remote Control For Business Communications. In the ultimate paradox, we have spent the last several years untethering our workforces while technically intertwining our personal and professional lives.
Yet, for many, the notion of BYOD often results in a feeling of being AWOL. With 25 percent of knowledge workers out of the office on any given day, the ability to remotely connect back into corporate communications and collaboration tools can be a challenge. An unanswered phone, a text with no response or an instant message not instantly acknowledged is anything but unified, creating communications drag instead of speed.
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The connected home was a fantasy just a decade ago. A home that can respond to your demands and adjust to your preferences sounds more like the premise of an awesome “Twilight Zone” episode. But with the introduction of smart technology into everyday appliances, the completely connected home is now a reality. Products like Nest, which allow users to control their thermostat via their mobile phone, and other smart technology, such as the Cinder Sensing Cooker, a skillet which uses smart sensors to adjust cooking temperature based on the food and desired result (such as rare versus medium rare), the connected home is ushering in a new era of convenience for homeowners.
But that’s the problem that we at Digital Telepathy have with the most recent generation of smart products for the home, they are simply that: convenient. The Smart Stove. Smartwatches, augmented reality and selfie drones as Aussie tech group plots IPO. An ambitious Australian consumer technology group with plans to take on the likes of Apple and Samsung, with a range of wearable technology, mobile devices and electronic gadgets, will list on the ASX after raising capital ahead of a product push.
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Called the Wireless IoT Forum, the group's board includes Accenture, Arkessa, BT, Cisco, Telensa and WSN. The group joins at least five other standards groups, including the Industrial Internet Consortium, the Allseen Alliance, Thread and the Open Interconnect Consortium, that have been created to streamline the IoT space. The Wireless IoT Forum said its goal is to stop fragmentation and consolidate around a minimal set of standards for both licensed and unlicensed wireless IoT solutions. In addition, the group said it will work with various end users to establish requirements and also work to build the IoT ecosystem. The non-profit group will also help promote and market wireless IoT for wireless operators, infrastructure providers, fixed line operators, application developers and more. Www.theborneopost.
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B-Free wheelchair claws its way up and down stairs. We've seen various stair-climbing wheelchairs over the years, including the iBot, the Chiba and, most recently, the Scalevo. All those designs kept the "wheel" in the chair, but a new design from Hong Kong relies on a set of robotic "pedrails" that look almost like skinny tank tracks. These articulated pedrails allow the electric B-Free Chair to grip the staircase firmly as it navigates up or down. Www.telecompaper. Casio Computer is looking to enter the smartwatch market next year, saying it will produce a watch that is smart, rather than a smart device that is also a watch, the Wall Street Journal reported. The company is aiming to achieve JPY 10 billion in smartwatch sales as soon as possible, and thne expand the business from there.
In the past, Casio developed watches with schedule managers, heart rate monitors and communication functions. “At times we just showed off with quirky features and then pulled those products when they didn’t sell well,” new CEO Kazuhiro Kashio said earlier. The company will now develop a smartwatch to a level of watch perfection: a device that won’t break easily, is simple to put on and feels good to wear, the new CEO said. He added that the device will have an affordable price tag similar to the lower end of Apple Watch’s price range from around JPY 50,000, though no final decision has been taken yet. Golgi sur Twitter : "Data Transport Protocols in the #IoT: Which One Is Best? #Tech #AndroidDev... Data Transport Protocols in the IoT: Which One Is Best? Data transport is certainly one of the more critical pieces of IoT development, providing data stream support and data flow control and ensuring that messages arrive reliably.
It’s a piece you’ve got to get right. There are many different transport protocols to choose from, from HTTP, to MQTT, to any number of proprietary protocols. So how do you decide which one is best for your product or system? Chris Urmson: How a driverless car sees the road. These 4 Things Will Change Your Outlook On The Internet Of Things. Only half of enterprise developers are ready for the Internet of Things, survey finds. The emerging Internet of Things (IoT) is demanding new initiatives toward enterprise architecture, data services and integration. That's the conclusion of a new survey of 675 application developers, which finds broad support for IoT initiatives, but a lot of work ahead.
The study, conducted by Harbor Research and underwritten by Progress, finds that at least 45 percent of developers are working on IoT initiatives, and 75 percent feel IoT is going to deliver positive results. At this point, only 50 percent of developers say they have the skills, resources and technological tools to deliver on IoT expectations, the survey finds. That's because there are many new moving parts that will need to be added to already complex IT infrastructures.In fact, nearly a third (30%) "experience data overload and feel overwhelmed trying to manage it all when managing data sets for contextualized IoT apps, such as location-based apps," the report finds. Www.thestar.com. Www.itpro.co.
Internet of Things (IoT) companies risk undermining the security of their own sector in the race to deploy new solutions, it has been claimed. Speaking at a panel discussion hosted by Rackspace, Yodit Stanton, CEO and founder of OpenSensors.io, said that compared to standard devices that transmit and receive data, building security into IoT devices is "different, but not hard". Salendra A. Smith sur Twitter : "A 100-Year Debate About the Eardrum Comes to an End #Tech #Science #IoT. A 100-Year Debate About the Eardrum Comes to an End. 405786-iot-evolution-world-week-review-dataart-novatel-sierra. Study Says Half of Developers Not Ready for Internet of Things. News Study Says Half of Developers Not Ready for Internet of Things With the Internet of Things (IoT) rapidly gaining prominence as a key factor in Big Data analytics, a new survey shows that 50 percent of developers don't believe they have the skills or resident technology to deliver on expectations of IoT projects.
Nevertheless, the study indicated 65 percent of production IoT apps are making money, with expectation that number will hit 80 percent in a few years.
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