The outbreak of COVID-19 caught the world by surprise. In the future, IoT can help governments and health organizations stay one step ahead of disease…
Just a Spoonful of Sensors
Helps the medicine go down! In 2017, the FDA approved the first pill with ingestible sensors, which tracks when or if patients have taken their…
Going Pro with Sport Tech Wearables
If the recent Astros scandal is any indication, the sports industry is still trying to find where rising technology fits into the game. But harmony…
Delivering Holiday Cheer, One Package at a Time
With the holiday season, it’s comforting to track our packages as they travel the mail system. Bar codes are scanned at checkpoints as they pass…
Intelligent, Connected Healthcare
IIoT is changing emergency services and hospital care through intelligent healthcare. This type of “connected care” improves patient care, staff efficiency and patient satisfaction. First…
IoT: Improving Elder Care & Independence
IoT is allowing senior citizens to keep their independence and reduce healthcare costs. IoT Wearables for Senior Citizens Sensors in wearables, such as jewelry, watches…
Navigating Natural Disasters with IoT
From wildfires to earthquakes to landslides, IoT is helping predict and monitor disasters, improving response efficiency and saving lives. Detection for Natural Disaster Prevention Sensors…
Farming the Benefits of Agricultural IoT
Field, vineyard and greenhouse farmers are expected to increasingly invest in Industrial IoT, growing the smart farming market to $23.14 billion by 2022. IIoT has…
Industrial IoT for Safe, Smart Waste Management
The average person in the US throws out nearly 4.5 pounds of trash a day. That can be a lot for waste management services to…