The field of advanced sensor technologies for the Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly evolving, driven by the need for more ...

A look at the most noteworthy IoT sensors and devices at CES 2021, with applications ranging from security and home health monitoring to access control and environmental monitoring. For Security ...

UC San Diego researchers have developed scalable, low-cost passive sensors that work without batteries using RFID technology.

AWS IoT Events for responding to events detected through sensors and AWS IoT Things Graph for building IoT applications. Flutura differentiates its Cerebra platform with “nano apps,” which ...

One example is a recently developed sensor for diabetic and glaucoma diagnosis. Businesses in many industries – manufacturing, real estate, mobility, agriculture, retail, service, and other sectors – ...

The shift to remote and hybrid working arrangements, spurred by pandemic restrictions, along with the increased use of IoT sensors in smart city infrastructure and manufacturing plants ...

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is not something remote anymore, it has changed in one form or another. In most industries, from healthcare to manufacturing, IoT reshapes business operation models.

Manufacturers are bullish in their assessment of IoT’s potential. For example, 67 percent of companies in the industrial manufacturing sector have an ongoing smart factory initiative.

Another challenge was powering the devices. Unlike with at-home IoT devices, replacing batteries in millions of forest sensors every two years isn't feasible. We aimed for 10 to 15 years of ...

Technology is increasingly important in viticulture In 2021, Bouchaine Vineyards expanded its partnership with Cisco and installed Cisco's industrial Internet of Things, or IoT, sensors across the ...

The Kantonsspital Baden in Switzerland is working with Siemens to deploy 2,000 IoT tags and 7,000 IoT sensors to improve patient care and hospital operations.