IoT

Intel on Tuesday announced that it is working with Mitsubishi Electric to advance factory automation (FA) systems utilizing Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity and big data analytics.  The companies are targeting product availability in 2015. Following a pilot at Intel’s manufacturing facility in Malaysia, demonstrating the benefits of IoT, Intel realized $9 million in savings through cost avoidance and improved decision making. Intel a annoncé mardi qu'il travaille en collaboration avec Mitsubishi Electric pour faire avancer... [Lire la suite]

The Nixie is a hands-free camera that allows you to take pictures from a totally new perspective – you just release it with a flick of the wrist and it will fly off ‘past your arm’s reach’, compose the perfect shot, and snap away. No more embarrassing selfie sticks then. Nixie est un appareil photo mains libres qui vous permet de prendre des photos à partir d'une perspective totalement nouvelle - vous le détachez avec un simple mouvement du poignet et il va s'envoler hors de portée de votre bras, composer la photo parfaite. read... [Lire la suite]

IDC tries to put a number on the Internet of things and while you may quibble over the forecast, the numbers are huge assuming multiple hurdles can be overcome. In a nutshell, the Internet of things is the product of sensors, technology and networking all coming together to allow buildings, infrastructure and other resources to swap information. Today, the Internet of things and machine-to-machine data falls under the big data umbrella with projects just beginning.IDC said the installed base of things connected will be 212 billion by... [Lire la suite]

In today’s connected world, cars have changed and so have their owners. Big data analytics have transformed driver experiences, capturing real-time data insights from inside and outside of vehicles to improve driver safety, vehicle services and improve the driving experience. With the connected car market reaching $130 billion US dollars by 2019 (Smart Mobility Management), it is no surprise that auto manufacturers are rapidly adopting connected car technology and embedding it within their vehicles. GM recently announced that it... [Lire la suite]

The Internet of Things will consist primarily of machines talking to one another, with computer-connected humans observing, analysing and acting upon the resulting 'big data' explosion. Here's how the next internet revolution is shaping up. L'Internet des objets sera principalement constitué de machines parlantes à l'autre, avec les humains reliés à un ordinateur à observer, analyser et agir sur l'explosion résultant «big data». Voici comment la révolution de l'Internet de la prochaine s'annonce. Read more:... [Lire la suite]