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Hail the New Tale in Retail: Data Driven IoT Promotes Change

En diciembre 12, 2017 en All, IoT, Sensors por Paul Golata

In order to stay competitive with the cut-throat competition that exists, retail businesses, to survive, will need to take advantage of every opportunity to differentiate themselves, provide exceptional value, and be efficient. Data-driven IoT and sensors will be one way that companies at the cutting edge of B2C will respond most intelligently and successfully to their marketspace.

Tagged With: AI, Artificial Intelligence, Data, Information, Internet Of Things, IoT, Retail, Sensors

Itty Bitty Sensors Play Big Roles in Wind Turbines

En septiembre 20, 2017 en All, IoT, Sensors por Mouser Staff

Wind turbines often have more than 8,000 components, including rotors more than 80m long and towers more than 180m high. Despite their mammoth size, wind turbines rely on sensors just centimeters long to keep these leviathans functioning despite extraordinary stresses, vibration, and other hazards.

Sensors for Emerging Technologies

En junio 27, 2017 en Sensors por Mouser Staff

A new generation of artificial intelligence applications (AI) and virtual reality (VR) is being enabled by the latest sensors.

Tagged With: AR, Infographic, Sensors, VR

Shaping Smarter Cities:
Is Vehicle to Infrastructure (V2I) Data Collection a Near-Term Practical Fleet Management Tool?

En junio 23, 2017 en Empowering Innovation, Sensors por Steve Schriber

Vehicle to Infrastructure (V2I) communication and data collection could cut fleet costs by creating more data for route optimization, increased safety, and fuel optimization.

Tagged With: Analog Devices, sensors, shaping smarter cities, V2I

The Competitive Advantage to the Hall Solution

En septiembre 22, 2016 en IoT, Sensors por Rudy Ramos

Current predictions on the future of Internet of Things (IoT) and the Wearables market indicate exponential growth in the years to come. An analysis done by Morgan Stanley in 2013 stated that “75 billion devices will be connected to the internet of things by 2020.” Undoubtedly, some of this growth will extend to sensors.

Tagged With: IoT, Littelfuse, sensors

Tips for Building Environmental Monitoring Technology

En agosto 17, 2016 en Sensors por Mike Parks

Some of the most challenging yet immensely satisfying embedded projects to work on involve observing environmental conditions. From a personal perspective, environmental monitoring projects are a chance to do something good for mankind. Whether tracking the air quality in a building or measuring the contaminants in a far off lake, embedded systems built to monitor the environment can really benefit our world.

Tagged With: sensors

Medical Wearables: A Product Designer Perspective, Part II

En febrero 26, 2016 en Power, Sensors por Mike Parks

The story of medical wearables is no different than the story of technology in general. Exponential growth in capability commensurate with the shrinking of size and cost of products is simply converging to a point that the costs of fielding preventative measures like wearables is a solid alternative to just waiting until something inside of us breaks and we are rushed to the emergency room. While medical wearables do offer great promise in helping us become more proactive in our healthcare, they are primarily data collection devices that may perform some rather simple data analysis. They will have to tie into a larger medical ecosystem that has yet to fully materialize.

Tagged With: Medical, Power, Sensors, Wearables

Wearable Devices Enable Portable Medical Device Magic

En septiembre 23, 2015 en All, Sensors por Warren Miller

A new generation of portable medical devices is on the way with capabilities that could dramatically change the way diagnostic and treatment is done outside the hospital setting. In fact, when portable medical devices have access to recent health and wellness information, like that available from wearable devices, it becomes practical to provide a wide variety of treatments in the home instead of in the hospital or with a doctor visit. Now, I’m not talking, at least not yet, about do-it-yourself brain surgery, but there are a wide variety of medical devices that can help us respond to emergency situations to save lives. Let’s see just how close to do-it-yourself brain surgery we can come.

Tagged With: AED, Defibrillator, portable medical, sensors, Wearable

Sensors Are a Primary Source for Big Data

En junio 19, 2014 en IoT, Sensors por Ian Chen

Consider a conference that is simultaneously transmitted to audiences in three cities. When a presenter asks the audience a survey question, they can respond by simply raising their hands. The total vote is tallied across all three cities and displayed to the presenter and the audience in real time.

Tagged With: Data, Freescale, Internet of Things, IoT, Sensors

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