Smart Health Kiosk Provides Cloud-Based Wellness, Strength Evaluation
The lingering pandemic has paved the way for new disruptive health and wellness technology. Equipped with movement sensors, cloud connectivity, and AI, Netown’s kiosk solution can facilitate remote health evaluations and generate personalized training routines for users on its smart fitness training equipment.
- Author: Melanie McMullen
- May 25, 2022
- Vertical: Health
Smart Glasses, Augmented Reality Add Fuel to Boeing’s Assembly Line
Boeing designs and manufactures some of the world’s most complex machines–jet engines and aircraft. Boeing technicians in charge of wiring new planes have no room for error and need constant access to diagrams, schematics, and parts. To meet those requirements, Boeing uses a combination of augmented reality, smart glasses, voice recognition, and connected cloud-based systems, equipping its technicians with a hands-free solution for faster, accurate assembly and troubleshooting.
- Author: Melanie McMullen
- April 6, 2022
- Vertical: Aerospace
Sugar Lab Digital Bakery Brings the Bling to 3D Printing
Sugar Lab combines digital fabrication with 3D printing to establish itself as the world’s first digital bakery. The East Los Angeles bakery creates colorful, consumable, highly engineered 3D printed novelties ranging from strawberry-covered chocolate truffles to glitter bombs to peppermint sugar cubes.
- Author: Terry Sweeney
- March 24, 2022
- Vertical: Retail
Reimaging Security: Protecting IoT Devices at The Edge
Increasing numbers of mobile users, remote nodes, and IoT devices are located outside the protection of traditional network security. As attackers frequently target IoT and OT devices, organizations are turning to solution integrators and aggregators to integrate edge-to-cloud security solutions that can protect the network infrastructure. View our on-demand webinar and learn how to reduce vulnerabilities.
- Author: Melanie McMullen
- March 17, 2022
- Vertical: Security-safety
On-Street Engagement Platform Helps Cities Create Better Urban Environment
Artificial intelligence breathes life into mundane city objects, enabling them to interact and help local citizens. In addition to providing users with information about city activities and wayfinding, these interactive objects collect data that can shape urban planning and city services.
- Author: Susan Biagi
- March 8, 2022
- Vertical: Smart City
Additive Manufacturing Gives Supply Chains a Boost
Micro factories are cropping up as companies aim to strengthen their supply chains. Shipping containers that house 3D printers have become mobile mini-factories that can produce food, construction parts, and even military-grade products.
- Author: Susan Biagi
- March 1, 2022
- Vertical: Industrial-manufacturing
Cruise Lines Turn to IoT for Safe, Personalized Customer Experience
Cruise lines are looking to IoT for easy and engaging guest experiences. Wearable devices embedded with sensors and connected mobile apps allow guests to unlock staterooms, make contactless purchases, and explore interactive content on board the ship.
- Author: Sarah Biagi
- January 6, 2022
- Vertical: Hospitality
Bars Add a Twist of AI for Better Beverage Inventory Control
Software companies are using artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to simplify and automate the beverage inventory process for bars and restaurants. The new apps make inventory fast, easy, and more accurate, cutting labor and operational costs in the process.
- Author: Susan Biagi
- January 4, 2022
- Vertical: Hospitality
Using IoT to Identify Malfunctioning Commercial Refrigerators
Climate change mandates are impacting supermarkets, which maintain large, often inefficient, refrigeration systems. Luckily, advanced sensor technologies are making it easier to identify leaks and track temperatures, making markets more sustainable.
- Author: Susan Biagi
- December 16, 2021
- Vertical: Industrial-manufacturing
Cloud-based Services Boost Efficiency and Sustainability
Businesses seeking to reduce their carbon footprint can turn to cloud-based computing, which already offers operational efficiencies. With cloud computing providers determined to reduce their own carbon emissions and to improve sustainability, their customers will see the impact as well.
- Author: Susan Biagi
- December 14, 2021
- Vertical: Industrial PC IPC
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