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Campus Safety Measures Part II: Three Campus Safety Technology Use Cases

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jun 15th 2019

New technology is supporting campus safety, enhancing the partnership between public and private security teams. Three key technology industries have contributed to … View More

Campus Safety Measures Part I: Technology Supporting Institutions and Establishments

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jun 1st 2019

Public safety belongs on the streets, but it also belongs where we sleep, eat, study and watch. Safety, security, and liability guide many decisions at private insti … View More

Guide to Navigating Greenville’s Artisphere

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on May 10th 2019

This May 10-12, Sealevel is a sponsor of the Greenville Artisphere festival, now in its fifteenth year. This sponsorship is a nod to the love of art Sealevel’s … View More

Under Pressure: An Alternative to Telemetry for Monitoring Water Pressure

Apr 18th 2019

Monitoring is making its way into industries at a more rapid pace than ever before – and even companies that aren’t new to the technology are seeking impr … View More

Smart City UX: Software Solutions for Smart City Problems

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Apr 6th 2019

The data collected and monitored by IoT devices is the bones of smart cities. The hearts of them, though, are the residents seeking a better way of life. Smart City … View More

Greenville Gets BOLD: SC Tech Hub Announces Smart City Plans with Sprint

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jan 29th 2019

At CES 2019, Sprint announced plans to use their Curiosity IoT in Greenville, South Carolina. The announcement follows several years of Greenville IoT planning, whic … View More

Wireless Power: One Futuristic Technology Energizing Smart Cities

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Sep 22nd 2018

A mobile device battery has many demands to fill: photos, maps, social media, apps and ride hailing services, etc. These demands increase at conferences and during t … View More

Smart Money Matters: Smart City Monetization of Transportation Technology

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Aug 22nd 2018

Smart cities are the new cities. Like their predecessors, these municipalities need money to run their services. With changing demographics and population habits, tr … View More

Acoustic Sensing and the Internet of Things Combat Gun Violence Outcomes

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Jun 19th 2018

Pop. Pop pop. Pop.In some places, these noises come from mischievous adolescents popping firecrackers. A few nights of the year, the explosive noises accompany glowi … View More

Smart and Connected Communities: Saving Lives with IoT and Smart Cities

Posted by Katherine Elrod on May 16th 2018

14 grand engineering challenges face modern and future populations. Among them are big healthcare concerns: how do we improve community health, enhance medical care … View More

Raw vs. Flint: A Tale of Two Waters

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on May 10th 2018

Searching “Can I drink the tap water in the United States?” in online travel forums will deliver comments that rangefrom “yes” to “duh. … View More

How Does the IoT Talk: Communications Networks for Iot Applications

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Apr 18th 2018

The internet has moved from sitting on our desk tops to watching over our warehouses, riding in our truck beds, and floating in our underwater farms. Every day, the … View More

Adaptive Agility: Food Logistics Technology Eases the Burden of Compliance

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Mar 27th 2018

Reeling. The lurching, staggering motion of someone regaining balance from a wobbly position. Technology innovation has sent food logistics reeling: the cutting-edge … View More

Proaction, Not Reaction: Predictive Policing in the IoT Era

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Feb 28th 2018

Policing is a complicated matter in the 21st century. Consider the following statistics:The US Office of Highway Police reported approximately 3.2 trillion vehicle m … View More

4 Unusual IoT Devices That Are Changing Industries

Posted by Sarah Beasley on Feb 5th 2018

It’s easy to imagine the Internet of Things in a setting such as manufacturing or logistics, but what about in your local bar or your kid’s diaper?Theore … View More

IoT Adoption: Where Are We Now?

Posted by Ben O'Hanlan on Jan 10th 2018

We’ve heard a lot of promises over the last decade about how Internet of Things (IoT) is going to change the world, especially in manufacturing, but what is th … View More

Thankful Thursday: Family Promise and United Christian Ministries

Posted by Sarah Beasley on Nov 23rd 2017

While our products may be used across the nation and world (even outer space), we humbly acknowledge the importance of our local framework. We hope to express our de … View More

Thankful Thursday: Meals on Wheels

Posted by Leah VanSyckel on Nov 17th 2017