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Applications and innovations in the Internet of Things (IoT)

hackerearth

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of interrelated devices that have unique identifiers and can autonomously transfer data over a network. As a part of IoT, smart home devices and systems work in collaboration with each other by sharing usage data and automating actions based on the preferences of the home owner.

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The future interplays between design thinking, technology and AI

Paul Hobcraft

This shift has prompted innovation to develop tools and design approaches that support these changes in several critical ways based on four global aspects: Learning from real-time data : Traditional analytics models and past performance data may not be entirely relevant in today’s ever-changing business landscape.

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Data-Driven Approaches Helping Public Sector with Sustainable Water Management

Acuvate

Industrial IIoT, in particular, in the form of sensors, flow meters, and edge devices, are being used to collect on-field data to create situational awareness and identify leaks, sewer overflows, and faulty equipment before these require costly repairs. What is Smart Water Management?

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Smart Factory 101 A Data, AI, Cloud and Workforce Revolution in the Making

Acuvate

Productivity, labour costs, and product quality have benefited from the fixed automation and basic control systems used in traditional factory automation. Smart factory: Making up for legacy factory automation limitations First things first, a smart factory is a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility that uses Industry 4.0

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Smart Factory 101 A Data, AI, Cloud and Workforce Revolution in the Making

Acuvate

Productivity, labour costs, and product quality have benefited from the fixed automation and basic control systems used in traditional factory automation. Smart factory: Making up for legacy factory automation limitations First things first, a smart factory is a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility that uses Industry 4.0

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The Industry 4.0 Advantage

Daniel Burrus

advanced automation and robotics, 3D printing, and other industrial Internet of Things (IoT) advancements often replace mundane tasks in manufacturing, Industry 4.0 which increases interconnectivity and networked intelligence through the Internet of Things (IoT) and other cyber-physical systems. Industry 1.0

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Jumping to a fresh cycle of innovation design

Paul Hobcraft

We design the innovation system we need after we know what we are trying to achieve in the challenge or idea. We need to adapt our system thinking to the challenge identified, not the other way around, that of trying to fit them into a generically designed process. It adjusts and you learn. We “pull down” what is needed.

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