Imagine if doctors, nurses, and health care researchers had the ability to interrogate both the healthy and diseased states of a patient’s biology and then use that data to uncover a network of causal relationships between historical, molecular, and other data types to approach treatment or develop the right type of drugs. BERG Health is […]
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The idea of artificial intelligence (AI) has been making the rounds across industry verticals in recent months. It has seemingly moved from our favorite science fiction movies to everyday consumer life in the form of digital assistants, and is now breaking into the enterprise. The rise of voice-controlled interfaces and assistants, from Siri and Cortana
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DVRs, IP cameras and other smart products could become the next wave of pollutants that threaten how we live if the security issues around Internet of Things (IoT) devices aren’t addressed. We’ve already seen that too much IoT pollution can wreck our computing environment. The October DDoS attack that brought down Twitter, Netflix and other
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By Edward Sheldon CFA The Internet of Things ((IoT)) is a rapidly growing industry, with the number of connected devices forecast to grow to somewhere in the region of 50 billion by 2020, from 13 billion in 2015. With a vast array of applications including self-driving cars, smart metering and intelligent street lighting, the IoT
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As if the act of reaching for a remote control were just too much of burden, I’ve now added the ability to control my home theater by voice command. It’s a neat parlor trick, but will the function really prove useful? When I was a kid, my family’s living room TV was connected to a
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is slowly but steadily becoming a part of our everyday lives. Smart speakers are at the forefront of this tech revolution seeing how they’re not only extremely convenient but also relatively cheap in comparison to something like an Internet-enabled refrigerator or a connected garage door. Now, as this type of consumer electronics
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Climate change is a hot topic. It played a part in the debate leading to the recent US presidential election, but its reach and the attention it is getting go way beyond. The global scientific community is not only united in its conviction that anthropogenic climate change is real, but also working in collaboration and
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Tong ZhangSenior EditorReged: 06/26/02Posts: 14711Loc: Texas GUESS Watches has announced the addition of Amazon Alexa cloud-based voice service to their wearable tech timepiece GUESS Connect, available today. The GUESS Connect smartwatch, powered by Martian, offers hands-free intelligent features through voice command. The voice command technology enables users to shop online, create a workout, learn a
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The Internet of Things involves automating many things but it also involves activities initiated by those connected things. One of those activities involves the automated buying of things, such as household supplies. For example, when my HP printer is running low on ink, HP mails me new cartridges in advance. Since the printer is on
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A Google Home device waits … listening …Photo: Google At this point, early in their technological life cycles, it’s not surprising that voice-activated assistants like Amazon’s Alexa speaker and the Google Home need some work. So what if they can’t always quite understand what you’re saying? These devices are powered by complex algorithms that process
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