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IoT Basics: A Guide to the Internet of Things for Beginners

August 22, 2022 by David Edwards

IoT implies physical objects linked via wireless and wired networks. It refers to a group of internet-connected devices that communicate independently over the internet without needing a person to mediate the information exchange.

You might wonder how this varies from the “internet” as most individuals realize it. It’s not that different; it’s just a form of communication on the internet that focuses on “things” rather than people. It is divided into several sectors like Telecommunication IoT branches, Medical IoT and Infrastructure IoT.

Let’s look at the fundamentals of IoT, why it’s important and how it’s being used in business and by consumers. [Read more…] about IoT Basics: A Guide to the Internet of Things for Beginners

Filed Under: Infrastructure Tagged With: data, devices, internet, iot, things

5 tips for improving medical equipment security

August 2, 2022 by David Edwards

Medical devices are major investments for any healthcare organization and managing all medical devices and supplies while also maintaining an accurate inventory can be a painstakingly tedious process.

Siloed information on devices and mismanaged processes can put your medical equipment at a risk of theft, misplacement and cyber security attacks.

According to a study, equipment theft and prescription charge fraud contributed to more than £3 billion loss for NHS in 2021. [Read more…] about 5 tips for improving medical equipment security

Filed Under: Artificial Intelligence Tagged With: access, devices, equipment, healthcare, inventory, medical, software, supplies

SLAMcore raises $16 million to give spatial understanding to robots and the metaverse

July 24, 2022 by Mark Allinson

SLAMcore, a developer of vision-based location and mapping for robots and autonomous machines, has raised $16 million in Series A capital.

The company says the funding will allow the business to rapidly capitalize on its proven technology which combines AI with consumer-grade cameras, sensors and processors to solve the complex challenges of mapping and navigating for a wide range of autonomous machines and devices.

The funding round was led by ROBO Global Ventures and Presidio Ventures who invested alongside Amadeus Capital, Global Brain, IP Group, MMC and Octopus. Strategic investors Samsung Ventures, Toyota Ventures, and Yamato Holdings also joined the round. [Read more…] about SLAMcore raises $16 million to give spatial understanding to robots and the metaverse

Filed Under: Computing, News Tagged With: algorithms, allow, autonomous, business, cameras, capital, companies, consumer, devices, global, machines, mapping, market, navigate, physical, products, robo, robots, slam, slamcore, technology, ventures, wide

Soft assistive robotic wearables get a boost from rapid design tool

July 24, 2022 by David Edwards

Scientists created a new design and fabrication tool for soft pneumatic actuators with integrated sensing, which can power personalized healthcare, smart homes, and gaming.

Soft, pneumatic actuators might not be a phrase that comes up in daily conversations, but more likely than not you might have benefited from their utility. The devices use compressed air to power motion, and with sensing capabilities, they’ve proven to be a critical backbone in a variety of applications such as assistive wearables, robotics, and rehabilitative technologies.

But there’s a bit of a bottleneck in creating the little dynamic devices that have advantages like high response rates and power to input ratios. They require a manual design and fabrication pipeline, which translates to a lot of trial and error cycles to actually test and see whether the designs will work. [Read more…] about Soft assistive robotic wearables get a boost from rapid design tool

Filed Under: Features, Science Tagged With: actuator, actuators, assistive, computer, csail, design, devices, human, knitting, machine, mit, movement, paper, pneumatic, pressure, process, robot, scientists, sensing, sensor, soft, team, tool, touch, yarn

With Human Controls Abolished, Only a Few Hurdles Remain in Making Automation Legally Secure

April 6, 2022 by David Edwards

One of the greatest barriers to the true stress testing of automated devices is the need for human control.

According to Reuters, however, US regulators have now eliminated the need for human control in automated devices, such as cars, paving the way for significant future developments.

But the removal of human control does not remove total legal liability, and there are a few legal hurdles yet left that will need to be addressed before automation innovation can start to progress quickly. [Read more…] about With Human Controls Abolished, Only a Few Hurdles Remain in Making Automation Legally Secure

Filed Under: Automation Tagged With: addressed, adoption, applied, automated, automation, car, control, devices, gray, human, hurdles, injury, issue, labor, laws, legal, legally, liability, magazine, progress, properly, protections, rapid, technology, union

How manufacturers can go wireless to unleash unlimited possibilities

March 30, 2022 by David Edwards

By Oliver Wang, product marketing manager, edge connectivity and computing, Moxa

Where it’s difficult to hardwire industrial operations to ensure time to market, industrial wireless LANs (WLANs) provide an ideal alternative to traditional wired Ethernet LANs.

Indeed, recent advances in wireless technology have contributed to industrial WLANs becoming commonplace solutions in automotive plants, warehouses, and transportation systems, among others, where automated equipment is required that is constantly moving or difficult to wire.

Industrial WLANs enable these types of systems to be connected for enhanced operational efficiency. [Read more…] about How manufacturers can go wireless to unleash unlimited possibilities

Filed Under: Features, Infrastructure Tagged With: connections, devices, industrial, network, wireless, wlan

Adapting Robotic Production Lines for a Titanium-Focused Economy

March 23, 2022 by David Edwards

With the post-pandemic recovery well on its way, the new jobs market has placed a clear focus on hygiene.

According to CNBC, 66 percent of workers want cleaner, even sterile, working conditions, and that’s independent of their industry. Creating the tools and surfaces required to meet this demand will fall on factories and robotic, or automated, machining.

In turn, this will require innovation to work with materials that are conducive to that sterile environment – which poses a challenge to manufacturers and their robotic factory lines. [Read more…] about Adapting Robotic Production Lines for a Titanium-Focused Economy

Filed Under: Economy Tagged With: antimicrobial, automated, demand, devices, economy, factories, factory, lines, materials, medical, produce, production, robotic, sterile, surfaces, titanium, travel

Robotic Desk in Your Home

March 23, 2022 by David Edwards

Modern living conditions have turned tables into a kind of high-tech device, literally stuffed with electronics, and has several useful functions. Thanks to modern technologies, such tables provide maximum convenience while working at it.

But not only built-in gadgets are important here, pay attention that your new piece of furniture has an adjustable desk base. If you purchase just such a table, then you will close the issue for a long time, if not forever, of course. [Read more…] about Robotic Desk in Your Home

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: adjustable, body, built-in, computer, course, desk, desks, devices, health, height, hours, position, remember, robotic, sitting, spends, table, time, work, working

Digital transformation trends in K-12 education sectors

March 16, 2022 by David Edwards

Covid-19 pandemic has tremendously increased the reliance on technology among students and educators alike.

This digital transformation and rise in educational technology have given way to new classroom trends, teaching methods, and student learning. [Read more…] about Digital transformation trends in K-12 education sectors

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: applications, data, devices, education, experience, itam, learning, personalized, reality, schools, smart, students, technology, track, trends

How has vaping technology improved in 2022?

January 12, 2022 by David Edwards

You all must be familiar with the vaping industry. It has gained lots of reputation in the market. As the use of cannabis is good for both medicinal and recreational purposes.

Therefore, the vaping industry has moved to another level. People all over the world started using them in their work. Since the use of cannabis has become the norm, so the manufacturers are always looking for methods that would facilitate the consumers to the next level.

The different companies have started making new technologies that would help the consumers to start taking them to a new level. [Read more…] about How has vaping technology improved in 2022?

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: buy, companies, consumers, devices, industry, market, people, started, technology, vaping

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