IoT-Controlled Transport Containers Keep Food at Peak Freshness RipeLocker shipping containers use IoT to help reduce loss of fresh produce and flowers. The portable, high-tech containers precisely manage atmosphere variables and help suppress pathogen growth to fight against decay during transit, so producers can reach more distant markets via ocean and truck instead of more expensive air transport.   
Smart Traffic Management System Aims to Keep Pedestrians, Cyclists Safe As part of a public initiative to improve pedestrian safety, the Florida Department of Transportation deployed GRIDSMART computer vision and analytics technology in bustling East Orlando. The solution keeps an intelligent eye on crosswalk traffic flow and adjusts traffic signals to help keep pedestrians and cyclists out of harm’s way at busy city intersections.  
Walgreens’ Use of AI for Flu Tracking is Nothing to Sneeze At Combining geographical location data with demographic data and powerful artificial intelligence, the pharmaceutical retailer relies on GSI mapping to shed light on the spread of influenza and help direct medication inventory needed in its stores. The technology even plays a role in national COVID-19 infection tracking.  
Busy Arizona Highway Uses Intelligent IoT to Ease Gridlock Smart transportation technology helps tap the breaks on traffic along Arizona’s Bell Road Highway. GRIDSMART uses real-time data and edge computing to improve travel time and intersection efficiency, even when the tourists come.  
Digital Transformation in Health and Life Sciences Revolutionize care delivery, accessibility and cost--from lab to bedside. 
IoT Usage Expanding in the Enterprise IoT is entering the business world and ready to help employees stay healthy, track data center assets, and make workplaces smarter and more environmentally friendly.  
No Sun, No Soil, No Problem Plenty grows bountiful crops inside urban warehouses optimized by IoT, big data, and machine learning.  
Waging the Smart Battle Against Cancer Working with healthcare industry leaders, Intel is leveraging the capabilities of IoT to reach its goal of creating a one-day precision medicine program for new cancer patients by 2020. 
Intel and GE Smart LEDs Are Newest Bright Spot in IoT Market Sometimes it’s the most common piece of hardware where embedded IoT sensors can be the most useful—and have the largest market opportunity. GE and Intel have identified that hot spot for development: the smart light bulb.

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