Servitisation is a complex-sounding word that encapsulates a simple idea: shifting from a reliance on products as a driver for economic growth, to an emphasis on delivering services that complement a particular product, and give the consumer a more rounded...
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With increased speed, greater range, more broadcast capacity, and less energy use, BLE5 is viable for IoT and other uses, and has the edge over BLE4.
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As AI enters virtually every industry, the opportunities for change will increase even more, simply because we learn faster. The competition between competitors has become a battle to see who can learn the fastest. Will the winners be those with...
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The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the interconnectedness of physical devices, such as smartphones, appliances, and vehicles, through the internet. These devices are equipped with sensors and actuators that allow them to collect and share data, enabling them to...
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The number of IoT devices around the world keeps on growing. Globally, there are now more than 26 billion connected devices, according to research from Statista – up from 15 billion in 2015 – with the number projected to rise...
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A McKinsey analysis of over 150 use cases estimated that IoT could have an annual economic impact in the $3.9 trillion to $11.1 trillion range by 2025. At the top end, that’s a value equivalent to 11% of the global...
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Microprocessors or micro processing units (MPUs) are nothing short of amazing. By integrating the complete computation engine onto one electronic component, the computing power that once required a room full of equipment can now be fabricated on a single chip,...
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IoT, abbreviated from the Internet of Things, refers to a connected system of devices, machines, objects, animals or people with the ability to autonomously communicate across a common network without the need for human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction. This relatively recent...
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