Buildings have an insatiable appetite for energy. Public and commercial buildings in particular use a lot of energy. Because we spend large parts of our waking lives in...
As it has in so many other applications before it, software-defined radio (SDR) is playing a major role in the development of 5G. In fact, without SDR the promises of 5G...
INCREASINGLY CONSIDERED a sound strategy for network security in general, zero trust (ZT) is arguably even more critical when it comes to Internet of Things...
Engineers have been flirting with cap touch (CT) and its potential for automotive applications for a while now.
Most drivers are familiar with how over the last few...
K-12 STUDENTS working from home like their parents or attending school part of the week in a hybrid model will return to classrooms full-time before long, as will...
In this episode, Mark Smith and his CleanConnect.ai co-founder, David Conley, share their story about building a new AI-software started that serves the oil...
The IoT is already being used to share medical data; soon it will be home to virtual clinical trials. Moving to virtual trials could also reduce the time taken to conduct clinical trials from years to months, or in some cases even less than a day.
Baseball’s new song is “It’s Raining Home Runs.” Albert Pujols just hit #702 for his career, and Aaron Judge tied the Roger Maris record at 61 for the season, with four games left to take the lead. Let’s avoid foul tips and go straight to newstips.
Indoor farming on a commercial scale is now an essential part of the food chain. These endeavors are more than just large greenhouses; they are carefully controlled environments with conditions optimized for getting the highest possible yield from the crops planted.
Though it remains a daily topic of conversation and an evolving concern for enterprises, artificial intelligence (AI) has actually been around for a longer than you might think, with numerous ecosystems and subcategories being spun out from AI over the past several decades.