Edge devices are used in IoT to perform computing functions. Artificial intelligence (AI) employs machine learning to power digital assistants, smart phones and autonomous factories.…
Cities Usher in Autonomous Vehicles
Ready or not, autonomous vehicles (AVs) are on the way, and cities around the world are in the testing stages of implementation. Autonomous Shuttle Trials…
ROS 2 for Industrial Applications
Started in 2007, the Robotic Operating System (ROS) is an open-source, collaborative framework of software libraries and tools that assist in building robot applications. ROS…
Improving Airport Working Conditions with IoT
While IoT can improve the air travel experience for passengers, the technology can be a boon to airline employees as well. Smart Watches for Restroom…
Self-Repairing Cities Powered by IoT
You’ve heard of smart cities, but what about self-healing cities? The UK is undertaking a project to make cities self-repairing and free from street work…
Top Chef: Robot Edition
In the future – and in some areas now – robots may prepare your food. Robots in Restaurants Silicon Valley is teeming with robotic restaurants.…
Farming the Benefits of Agricultural IoT
Field, vineyard and greenhouse farmers are expected to increasingly invest in Industrial IoT, growing the smart farming market to $23.14 billion by 2022. IIoT has…
Doubling Down on IIoT for Oil & Gas
While the demand for oil continues, digging to deeper depths and off-shore drilling are becoming a necessity. But these types of drilling are challenging and…
The Rough Edge of Rugged Computing
Rough around the edges. Cutting edge. On the ragged edge. You’d think that an edge device by nature would be able to withstand intense environments.…