Top 5 Key Automation Trends to Watch in 2020
Automation was on the rise before. The pandemic has given it more importance. Here are the top trends to watch.
The Strain on Data Supply Chains: Why Data Democratization is a Priority
Building stronger data supply chains will ultimately create a positive impact for the business and its key stakeholders.
How AI is Enabling Pervasive Biosensing
The post-pandemic “new normal” will see a proliferation of IoT-connected biosensors both in their traditional locations and in entirely new locations, such as government, enterprise, and consumer environments.
Edge Application Technology Benefits All Industries
The edge is ripe for cross-pollination where lessons learned and solutions developed in one industry may be used for another application in a different industry.
Center for Edge and IoT
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Distributed Ledger Technology to Bind the IoT
Applications will enable secure data transfer for sensors across the supply chain to establish the provenance and authenticity of goods.
Swiss Researchers Create Machine Learning Thermostat
Smart thermostats have been around for a while, but researchers at Swiss federal laboratory Empa have gone one step further, adding machine learning.
The Biggest Trend in IoT is Full Utilization
Better security and faster, more efficient computing of big data means that industries will focus on holistic IoT adoption instead of piecemeal solutions.
Smart Cities See Clear ROI, And Heightened Cyber-security Risks
Recent research found many metro areas reporting a return-on-investment from smart city deployments.
Urban Digital Twins to Transform How Cities are Designed
The installed base of urban digital twin deployments is expected to grow from just a handful of early implementations now to more than 500 by 2025.