The Future Workspace: Safe Office Social Distancing As some states begin to lift lockdown restrictions, companies gear up to open their offices in ways that ensure employee safety and social distancing requirements. Businesses are tapping into an array of IoT technologies—many using employee cell phones—to create work environments that reduce touchpoints and limit the likelihood of an outbreak among staff.  
Developer Solution Kits Propel Robotic Production With a surge of interest in the robotics market, production can’t keep up. A new development kit is making it easier to integrate artificial intelligence and machine vision into robots and test designs before creating prototypes. The result is less costly development and faster time to market.  
How Manufacturers Are Managing Stress on the Supply Chain The emergence of the coronavirus pandemic shows how the supply chain is only as strong as its weakest link. Manufacturers that have increasingly relied on overseas suppliers are finding their operations at a standstill. Here are some ways to avoid that dilemma.  
Getting Started with AI for Computer Vision Artificial intelligence (AI) is generating opportunities for SIs building solutions that include applications of computer vision. According to McKinsey & Company forecasts, AI is expected to create $13 trillion in additional economic activity by 2030.  
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.  
The Connected Jobsite: Maximizing Construction Efficiency with Real-time Location Data Ynomia’s IoT technology allows companies to convert the construction supply chain and worksite into a digital warehouse saving time, increasing on-site efficiency, and reducing overall costs.  
Intelligent Factories of the Future As more manufacturers begin to integrate smart machines into their production processes, employees throughout the industry seek to understand what it will mean to the factory of the future.
The Rise of IoT Propels Digital Twin Technology Growth The pervasiveness of IoT sensors allows forward-thinking companies to create a digital twin of a project and benefit from real-time access to project data, design flexibility with minimal risk, and efficiencies in time and cost.  
Tracking Perishable Goods with Blockchain and the Intel® Connected Logistics Platform Intel partnered with a leading blueberry supplier to show how using blockchain technology in the supply chain can help farmers deliver fresh produce to market in prime condition.  
Rogue Ales Uses IoT for Efficient Supply Chain Tracking Using the Intel® Connected Logistics Platform, Rogue collects temperature and humidity data on its shipments of hops at every stage between the hop yard and the brewery.