Introduction to Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) refers to the application of IoT technology in industrial settings, connecting machines, devices, and people to collect and analyze data to improve operational efficiency, productivity, and safety. IIoT leverages a network of smart devices to facilitate the automation of industrial processes and enable real-time responses to the data collected. The Emergence of Wearables in IIoT Wearables are electronic devices worn on the body as accessories or implants, which have the capability to connect and commu ..read more

Utilizing IoT in hospital management can lead to improved operational efficiency, increased visibility, improved safety and higher quality care. IoT devices allow hospitals to tap into accurate, real-time data on their facilities and patients. This information is invaluable for ensuring all of the hospital’s resources are utilized in the most effective way possible. 5 IoT Tools for Hospital Resource Management What are some specific tools and applications for IoT in hospital management? As IoT advances, doctors and building managers are discovering a wide range of exciting uses for them. These ..read more

Fitbit filed a patent application for a display to estimate blood pressure when pressed. French Withings smartwatch features ECG and breathing disturbances. Samsung offers blood-pressure measurement on its Galaxy Watches, and Apple is looking at similar technology. (Credit: Withings press) The rise of smartwatches and other health and fitness trackers has transformed how we monitor our health. From tracking steps and calories burned to measuring heart rate and blood oxygen levels, these devices give us more insights into our bodies than ever before. But as these devices have become more soph ..read more

The smart building revolution is upon us, transforming structures into dynamic, data-driven environments that optimize energy efficiency, comfort, and security. But at the heart of this transformation lies a crucial element: the network. Barcelona, Integrated Systems Europe (ISE). During the first day of the conference, we had the opportunity to talk to Youssef Kamel, SVP Ecosystem and Partners at Wirepas. During the Smart Building Conference at ISE 2024, Kamel detailed the benefits of DECT NR+ as the best non-cellular technology for wirelessly connecting everything in buildings and smart citi ..read more

The rapid growth of IoT devices and the resulting data deluge have presented unique challenges in managing, processing, and analyzing IoT data. The sheer volume, velocity, and variety of data require advanced data science techniques capable of handling and extracting meaningful insights. When data science is applied, there is much room for innovation and value creation in the IoT space. In addition to highlighting its benefits, it examines the difficulties and factors to be considered while evaluating IoT data with data science techniques. The use of data science across various IoT domains, in ..read more

According to PubMed Central, 253 million people were estimated to have full visual impairment in 2015. Irrespective of its cause and extent, visual impairment to a greater extent means a lower quality of living for the respective individuals. Visually impaired adults also find it difficult to get employed and studied to have higher rates of depression and anxiety. Moreover, accessibility to the blind populations has been quite lacking—They experience restrictions in their independence, mobility, and educational achievement, as well as an increased risk of falls, fractures, injuries, poor menta ..read more

While the Internet of Things (IoT) is certainly not a new phenomenon, advances in IoT tech have changed how industrial players are using technology to drive efficiencies. Indeed, the IoT revolutionizing industrial applications by enhancing sustainability efforts in various ways. The integration of IoT technologies into industrial processes is not just a trend but a significant shift towards more efficient, eco-friendly, and sustainable practices. This transformation is evident across multiple sectors, from manufacturing to energy management, waste reduction, and resource optimization. 1: Energ ..read more

Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona witnessed groundbreaking projects leveraging LoRaWAN technology, unveiling cutting-edge solutions that underscored the transformative impact of LoRaWAN on the future of urban living. Barcelona. Smart City Expo World Congress. Several pioneering projects harnessing LoRaWAN technology showcased at the show aim to revolutionize urban living through IoT and Low-Power Wide-Area Networks (LPWANs). Thanks to its long-range coverage, use of unlicensed spectrum, and reduced power consumption compared to cellular, WiFi and Bluetooth, a LoRa network is ideally ..read more

The integration of renewable energy sources into the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) marks a significant shift in how industries approach energy management and sustainability. This convergence is driving remarkable changes, not just in the energy sector, but across various industrial landscapes. The growing emphasis on renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydroelectric power is propelling the evolution of IIoT, fostering a new era of efficiency, sustainability, and innovation. The Impact of Renewable Energy on IIoT Enhanced Energy Efficiency One of the most significant impacts o ..read more

The Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized various industries with its ability to connect devices and systems, enabling them to communicate with each other and with humans. One of the most impactful applications of IoT technology is in the realm of industrial preventative maintenance. The integration of IoT in this field has not only enhanced the efficiency of maintenance processes but also significantly reduced downtime and costs, while improving safety and reliability. The Rise of IoT in Industrial Preventative Maintenance Preventative maintenance traditionally relied on scheduled check ..read more