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The edge machine vision sector is growing rapidly, but developers must have access to the right hardware if they are to keep up with demand and stay ahead of their competitors.
During Mobile World Congress 2023 in Barcelona, the biggest players in IoT gathered
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Mining is one industrial sector rarely mentioned regarding IoT adoption. That's because, unlike manufacturing, construction, or commerce, the mining industry has unique challenges, making IoT adoption a much more demanding proposition.
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Exploring the three fundamental aspects of IoT interoperability: a standardized data format, architecture and client-server operations.
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In recent years, the use of devices and systems that utilize data to function in an intelligent manner has become commonplace. Machines that make high-level decisions comparable to humans and those that surpass humans in performing work depending on how they are applied have also appeared.
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End effectors are critical components of robotic systems, enabling robots to interact with and manipulate their environment in various ways.
With more IoT devices performing mission-critical tasks - security is essential. To achieve the potential of smart devices that implement ML and AI in their applications, we must protect the critical intellectual property that represents the majority of the solution’s value.
Meet the IoT Stars community at MWC and Embedded World, and find the partners to build your next IoT Stack.
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Unused battery capacity is hidden waste that goes unnoticed for consumer electronics, but it is getting noticeably annoying for many IoT and medical businesses. The embedded device suppliers need to deliver on promised battery life, but over 30% of capacity is left unutilized.
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When digitization meets connectivity, you enter the smart factory. As an essential part of the fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0), it aims to optimize smart manufacturing processes. The fully digitized manufacturing facility of the smart factory uses devices, sensors, machinery, and production systems to continuously collect and share data.
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Show the world what you can create with cutting-edge single-board computer hardware.
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The Industrial Revolution began in Britain sometime around 1760. It ushered in a period where coal-fired steam engines powered increased mechanization and productivity and transformed a largely agrarian society into a manufacturing one.
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Sharing the real-world performance metrics of LTE Cat-M1 and LTE Cat 1, allowing you to make a better decision on what technology to use in your application.
Lightweight Machine to Machine, a simplified communication and device management standard for the Internet of Things.
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