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All About IoT Tracking Technologies

May 20, 2024 by David Edwards

IoT tracking uses small devices with wireless technology to monitor the location of objects like vehicles, equipment, or even pets. These tracking devices connect to the internet and communicate where the object is located using technologies like GPS, Bluetooth, or cellular networks.

The location data gets sent to a computer system or smartphone app so you can see where the tracked item is on a map in real-time. Different tracking technologies work better for different situations – GPS is great for outdoors, while Bluetooth is useful for indoor spaces.

IoT tracking allows businesses to efficiently manage fleets of vehicles or valuable equipment, and consumers can use it to keep tabs on belongings, kids, or furry friends. Setting up IoT tracking involves choosing devices and services that fit your range and tracking needs. [Read more…] about All About IoT Tracking Technologies

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: bluetooth, cellular, gps, iot, networks, technologies, tracking

Cherry launches ‘high-performance’ System-on-Module for advanced robotics and smart systems

May 20, 2024 by David Edwards

Cherry Embedded Solutions has unveiled its new System-on-Module (SoM), the TIGER SOM-RK3588-Q7, engineered to deliver exceptional computational performance, the ability to connect multiple high-resolution cameras, deep learning capabilities, and state-of-the-art security functions.  [Read more…] about Cherry launches ‘high-performance’ System-on-Module for advanced robotics and smart systems

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: cherry, chip, cpu, solutions, som, system-on-module

Nvidia and Google’s Intrinsic developing ‘next-generation robots’

May 16, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Intrinsic, a software and AI robotics company at Alphabet, parent company of Google, has integrated Nvidia AI and Isaac platform technologies to advance the complex field of autonomous robotic manipulation.

This week at the Automate trade show, in Chicago, Intrinsic is spotlighting leaps in robotic grasping and industrial scalability assisted by foundation models enabled by Nvidia Isaac Manipulator, unlocking new value in industrial automation with AI.

Nvidia unveiled Isaac Manipulator at GTC in March. Isaac Manipulator is a collection of foundation models and modular GPU-accelerated libraries that help industrial automation companies build scalable and repeatable workflows for dynamic manipulation tasks by accelerating AI model training and task reprogramming. [Read more…] about Nvidia and Google’s Intrinsic developing ‘next-generation robots’

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: alphabet, autonomous, google, intrinsic, next-generation robots, nvidia

A Closer Look at Residential Proxies: The Key to a Smoother Online Experience

May 16, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Everyone hates when their IP gets denied access to a specific platform. Being blocked from some sites while web scraping data or being flagged while managing multiple social media accounts can be time-consuming and frustrating.

If you usually experience this issue, don’t worry. Residential proxies can be the answer you’ve been searching for. Dealing with them is not as complicated as you might think. So, let’s take a closer look at residential proxies. [Read more…] about A Closer Look at Residential Proxies: The Key to a Smoother Online Experience

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: IP address, online, residential proxies, web scraping

How a VPN can Help in Industrial Applications?

May 16, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Before we dive deeper into the topic of how industrial companies focusing on automation and robotics could use VPN to secure private connections, let’s start with the basics – the terms.

So, what is a VPN? In simple terms, it is an encrypted connection via the Internet from a device to a network that ensures that sensitive data is communicated safely. In industrial applications, VPN is used for low latency, time synchronization, high security, and large-scale deterministic networking support.

This post will look closely at how automation and robotics companies can use VPNs for their benefit. [Read more…] about How a VPN can Help in Industrial Applications?

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: applications, automation, industrial, network, private, vpn

Residential Proxies and their Dynamic Role in Web Scraping

May 16, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Data collection and analysis is an essential aspect of any modern business. With increased competition in today’s digital landscape, businesses of all sizes rely on data to make decisions and gain an advantage.

Web scraping has emerged as one of the most popular data-collection practices. However, to get the most out of your web scraping efforts, it’s vital to use residential proxies along with your scraper. Let’s take a look at why we consider it essential. [Read more…] about Residential Proxies and their Dynamic Role in Web Scraping

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: data, data collection, proxies, residential, web scraping

Overcoming Data Silos with Government Master Data Management Solutions

May 14, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Government entities possess a wealth of data. They often grapple with the issue of data silos. These silos hinder the flow of information resulting in inefficiencies and missed opportunities for making decisions based on data.

This article will delve into the concept of data silos within government organisations and shed light on the advantages of adopting Master Data Management (MDM) solutions to tackle these obstacles. [Read more…] about Overcoming Data Silos with Government Master Data Management Solutions

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: data, government, management, silos, solutions

How to open 7z files: Tips and tricks

May 12, 2024 by Mark Allinson

7z files are a commonly used file format where files are compressed and archived through the 7-zip tool designed for file compression.

These files are used in diverse settings, and here we examine more about them, including how they can be opened and how they can be converted into other formats.

What are 7z files?

First launched in 1999 and brought into the mainstream by 7-zip compressor, 7z files are those which contain compressed data, which may need to be extracted before it can be accessed. [Read more…] about How to open 7z files: Tips and tricks

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: 7-zip, 7z, compressor, conversion, converter, files, mconverter, multi-format, tricks

Understanding Chromebooks: Are They Really That Safe?

May 7, 2024 by David Edwards

Chromebooks are well-known for being affordable, easy to use, and lightweight laptops.

These devices are centered around the Chrome web browser, which allows access to web-based apps such as Google Docs and Google Sheets.

Because of their Linux-based OS and famous sandboxing feature, they are also considered a safer laptop alternative. But is Chrome OS enough to keep users safe online without additional protection? Let’s find out. [Read more…] about Understanding Chromebooks: Are They Really That Safe?

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: app, chrome os, chromebooks, cybercriminals, functionalities, safe, understanding

5 Popular Programming Languages Used in IoT Projects

May 7, 2024 by David Edwards

Have you ever wondered what powers smart devices? That’s the Internet of Things (IoT), which connects everyday devices to operate more intelligently.

The key lies in the programming languages that drive these technologies. Selecting the appropriate language is key for the success of any IoT project, whether it’s for automating homes or improving industrial operations.

This article explores the top programming languages for IoT and highlights why the right choice is essential. We’ll explore the strengths of each language to help you make an informed decision. [Read more…] about 5 Popular Programming Languages Used in IoT Projects

Filed Under: Computing Tagged With: c/c++, development, iot, Javascript, languages, node.js, programming, Python

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