Industrial Internet
IOT News Roundup
Device Solutions' LoRa system for end-to-end automation; ARM's embed IOT suite; Ericsson-Cisco partnership; Virtual Software Systems' cybersecurity solution; Ingenu's 30-city rollout; Juniper's smart-toy study; Proximus deploying LoRa in Belgium, Luxembourg.
HyperCat Seeks to Grow Specification Through Collaborations
The HyperCat Consortium, which has developed a specification to make it easier to discover and search for data from connected things via the Internet, wants to band together with other IoT interoperability and standards groups.
GE Continues March Toward Digital Factories
At its Minds + Machines conference, General Electric predicted a threefold increase in revenue for its software business, announced a partnership with PTC, and launched a new application aimed at optimizing power plants.
An Elemental View of Workplace Wearables
Employees who regularly use their hands to build, move or fix things, or to monitor assets, can benefit from wearable technology. But it's important to first understand the full range of technologies that comprise wearables for the workplace.
Survey Shows Robust Interest in Workplace Wearables
Smart watches and glasses are the two most-cited wearable technologies being evaluated among 200 companies queried in the industrial sector.
It’s the IoT Journey… and the Destination
Strapping sensors to our wrists and embedding them in factories have more parallels than you might think.
Industrial Internet Consortium Launches New Industrial Testbed
Infosys is leading the group's latest testbed project, for which it is creating a repeatable approach to tracking (and improving) asset efficiency in industrial applications.
The IoT Is Getting Industrious
Thus far in 2015, three major research reports that probed the Internet of Things came to similar conclusions: The Industrial IoT is where the rubber meets the road.
The Industrial Internet Meets… the Mail-Sorting Machine
Pitney Bowes is using GE's Predix software to make data from its mail-handling and -sorting machinery more accessible.