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The Industrial Internet of Things, or IIoT, places renewed focus on data collection in order that factories, suppliers, and customers can share their digital knowledge.
An enterprise healthcare business faces risk and privacy considerations every day. However, in a startup environment, when funding sources—or lack thereof—are looming every day, security might not be on the top of your mind.
Most of the innovation in IoT is focused on digital technology. From power servers running software in the cloud, to increasingly more intelligent devices operating ever closer to the edge in our factories, homes and personal devices.
Short-range communication has gone the distance with Bluetooth
When comparing pressure sensors, there are a number of physical and performance attributes to be considered.
Recently, in Nuevo Arenal, a little sleepy village in the Guanacaste region of Costa Rica, a dozen criminals cut the lights to the town’s main street during the quiet 3 a.m.
The Internet of Everything will be all-inclusive, from huge data centers to single-purpose sensors. While individual power requirements vary across the IoT, the need for energy efficiency will be present everywhere.
The future of transportation technology is bright—perhaps even brighter than most can imagine. And even more unexpected than what this future will bring is when it will arrive.
It gets weather from the web and shows it on gauges. Perfect if your aesthetic is mid-century modern IoT.