There’s never been a better time to smarten up your house than right now. There are scads of smart systems available, in all price ranges, and for all shapes, sizes and styles of homes. The challenge isn’t finding great technology to put into your home—it’s choosing the best tech for your home and deciding how […]
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IRVINE, Calif., Sept. 20, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Greenwave Systems, the global Internet of Things (IoT) software and managed services platform leader, today announced that it has acquired Predixion Software, a leading developer of real-time visual edge analytics software for the Internet of Things, for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition will enhance Greenwave’s AXON Platform® with advanced
diginomica hit: How Bosch, Mastercard and GE are upping their IoT and digital games by Derek du Preez and Stuart Lauchlan quotage: “Ferber explained that since the decision was made, Bosch has released a few home solutions as part of the Internet-of-Things range, and it has introduced a fleet management system for cars. As part
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As prices continue to drop, and the technology becomes easier to use, ‘smart home’ devices are set to explode in popularity. As someone who once swore off such things, I now have Wi-Fi-enabled electric sockets and home cameras. When I am away, I can turn on a lamp and monitor my house. It is very cool,
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You may know Thalmic Labs for its Myo armband. Based on the amount of money the company just raised and its own ambitions, you might know it for something completely different in the future. The company today announced the completion of a $120 million Series B round of funding. It was led by Intel Capital,
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Chatbots were meh. Sure, they’ll get better. But the upcoming innovation in chat is about being more human, not less. With the proliferation of adequate speech recognition, AI assistants and wireless headphones, the tech is ready to unlock the potential of our most basic form of communication. Soon, we’ll talk and listen to our messaging
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The need an IoT Infrastructure is approaching faster than you think. With the Internet of Things (IoT) there are new and critical considerations to think about as one prepares for what’s ahead. Are you ready for it? To start planning and preparing now for a network infrastructure for IoT, we have to understand the requirements for
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There’s something intriguing about low-fi solutions to high-tech problems and the Glance Clock is no exception. In today’s world, a missed Uber can be the difference between a confidence-inducing 5.0 rider rating and a clearly shameful 4.8. Glance Clock, a smart clock that launched at TechCrunch’s hardware battlefield in Las Vegas, looks more analog than
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The promise of 5G for the internet of things has been widely touted: faster connections, increased security, greater bandwidth and more. These important features expand our current connected abilities and facilitate the technology of the future. This is by design — since 5G is actively in development, service providers are intentionally building a purpose-built network
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The future is looking bright for Nucleus, a newly launched “connected home intercom system” dreamed up by Lower Merion-based entrepreneur Jonathan Frankel. Slideshow Advertisment On sale now for a tad more than a month, this flat-screen device allows a user to see, hear, and talk to folks in other parts of the house. The Nucleus
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