Alphabet Soup: Understanding IOT Acronyms and How to Compare Them
One of the most important decisions you may be facing is which communication protocols to choose. This decision impacts the hardware and what devices and functionality are available.
The Internet of Things in Restaurants
The future of IoT in the very competitive food service space relies on the innovations of applications which provide clear ROI or have a strong business case. It is a pennies business and each application will need to stand on its own.
Intel Forecasts 2017 Industrial IoT Trends
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Intels Antony Neal-Graves has shared his initial thoughts on how the industrial landscape will evolve in 2017.
Factory Equipment Maintenance and Industry 4.0
The automation and collection of information thats available from machine to machine communication enables manufacturers to transition from corrective to preventive maintenance and ultimately to predictive technologies which rely on more information and data collection.
InvenSense and ARM Innovation Ecosystem Accelerator Partner to Advance China's IoT Industry
Aiding in development of ARM Innovation Ecosystem Accelerator innovation labs
EMA to Present Findings from New Internet of Things (IoT) Research in Upcoming Webinar
EMA to detail how the expanding world of device sensors impact organizations, specifically in the manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and transportation industries
Icon Labs Provides IoT Security Guide Whitepaper
A Guide to Security Requirements for Various Classes of IoT Devices and Systems
Internet of Things (IoT) Leads to Explosive Growth of Engineering Courses for Kids
There's a 46% increase in enrollment with the electrical engineering courses for kids and teens at iD Tech, the leading K-12 summer educational STEM program, mirroring the popularity of the Internet of Things.
AppDynamics to Speak at Internet of Things North America: "Efficiency in the Connected Factory"
Session focuses on ERP innovation in the modern factory
Leading speakers from industries including manufacturing, logistics, transport, energy and government join the IoT Tech Expo's stellar line-up for the Central Europe event
Industry-leading speakers from industries including manufacturing, logistics, transport, energy and government join the IoT Tech Expos stellar line-up for the Central Europe event in Berlin this June
Bosch combines "Industrie 4.0" platform and Industrial Internet Consortium standards
Connected industry is now becoming an international reality. In a new project, Bosch is working together with partners to combine the technical standards of Germany’s “Industrie 4.0” platform and of the Industrial Internet Consortium (IIC) for the first time. This combination of the two approaches allows the exchange of data between central areas of connected industry. “Industry 4.0 is not so much a national as an international issue. Only a truly global approach – without competing company standards or differing national regulations – will allow it to develop to its full potential,” said Dr. Werner Struth, a member of the Bosch management board, at the Bosch ConnectedWorld IoT conference in Berlin. To date, the lack of a common language has hindered the smooth international coordination of manufacturing, logistics, and building and energy management. “As we head towards connected industry, two worlds are now coming together. This is a major advance. A combination of these two standards paves the way for numerous new cross-border business opportunities for Industry 4.0 solutions, both for Bosch and for other international companies,” Struth said. Full Press Release:
2016: Why Manufacturers Should Embrace Real-Time Data
New technologies such as IoT attract the best minds in business, but also a lot of unproven and even untested ideas. Proceed with care.
The Jubilant Team of Winjit wins appreciation for their Innovative IOT Gateway at the Illustrious Mobile World Congress, Barcelona
The gateway enables built-in Analytics Services, to Develop solutions and Industry prototypes hence channelizing the best of IoT ecosystem
Becoming the Factory of the Future: How to Prepare Now for the Industrial Internet of Things
The Internet is not going to hit the factory all at once; the transition to global connectivity will be gradual. In the meantime, businesses have a chance to prepare their operations to integrate seamlessly with this new era of industry by taking steps now to implement digital, automated, connected devices and services.
Nobilia uses IoT to create smart factory
Kitchen maker Nobilia has rolled out IoT and automation systems in its German factories to enable real-time tracking of furniture as it progresses through the manufacturing process.
The company, which has distribution in Australia, is using Beckhoff automation technology that is powered by Intel processors.
A barcode that is attached to furniture is encoded with details including processing steps, components required to be added to complete it, and logistics information such as where the finished product is to be delivered.
“Each processing machine scans the barcode and retrieves the associated machining data from a central database. Data connecting the whole factory together makes it possible to produce 2700 kitchens daily,” Intel said in a blog post.
“Through real-time tracking enabled by Intel IoT technologies, Nobilia knows exactly where each part is in the production process at any time.
“If one of the manufacturing lines shuts down, parts are automatically rerouted to another line.”
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