Tag: ai

Alibaba is perhaps the biggest adopter of enterprise machine learning. They've used ML in warehouses to increase productivity by 70 percent.

SenSOAR has a suite of “best in class” sensors that use AI and machine learning to monitor and protect properties from a variety of potential high frequency and high severity losses from water, fire, smoke, gas, temperature, motion, mold, and many other perils. The insurance industry is actively searching to find solutions like SenSOAR which is an all-in-one property monitoring platform and includes a water leak detector and temperature monitoring with the ability to shut off water at the sign of a spike in usage or a frozen pipe. SenSOAR has the capability to monitor millions of properties every year.

Total investment of $5M boosts product development and market presence in rapidly growing market of autonomous support for routers, smart hubs, gateways and edge devices in smart homes

"Building down" means focusing less on what's above you than on re-engineering what's in front of and below you. Automation is a mindset.

IoTSWC 2019, which will be held from 29th to 31st October at Fira de Barcelona’s Gran Via venue, will be based around nine core themes: open industry; technologies enabling IoT, connected transport; manufacturing; energy and supplies; healthcare; construction and infrastructures; artificial intelligence; blockchain. There will be over 200 sessions, including talks, round tables and presentations, and more than 400 speakers are expected to participate.

Growing global population and climate change are together exposing a need for a revolution in the farming industry. AI offers solutions.

From training simulations to augmented toolkits, AR, VR and IoT are enabling the next generation of field management professionals.

Motus Ventures announces a partnership with Stanford University and the launch of a new fund targeting automation, AI and robotics companies.“Motus Ventures is a perfect complement to Stanford Digital Cities’ research efforts,” said Michael Steep, Executive Director of Stanford Digital Cities. “The program aims to fundamentally change the way governments and companies think and operate as the world moves toward truly digitized urban centers.

Can smart technology and AI help care for the ever-growing number of aging citizens? What are the ethics of using technology for elder care?

In this Women in IoT Interview, President & CEO of eXalt Solutions, Leslie Swanson, asserts that every venture firm should hire a woman entrepreneur-in-residence. For greater diversity in IoT, we must start at the beginning of the value chain with education and the investment community.