Cisco and the Internet of Things
Cisco is in the middle of a large pivot from a network hardware company to a SaaS IoT company.
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Cranking up the heat on Honeywell thermostats
The first iconic home thermostat, the T86, was designed by Henry Dreyfuss and manufactured by Honeywell in 1953. [1] The T86 was called “the Round” circular thermostat and was made of plastic, brushed metal and raised gold digits. [2] Its […]
April Fool’s joke or dash buttons taking over your home?
Released one day before April Fools, the Amazon Dash Button is a Wi-Fi connected device that enters the Smart Home Technology group, it basically reorders your favorite product with the press of a button.
AdhereTech and the Smart Pill Bottle
AdhereTech is using digital technology to improve patient outcomes and address a major source of waste in the healthcare system.
Connected sensors for water quality testing
With spending on water infrastructure decreasing, sensors can help consumers and utilities diagnose problems sooner.
Industry Luminary
The bright future of the lightbulb business…
Nest Learning About More Than Just Thermostats
Nest delivered an old idea of programmed temperature control in far more polished implementation. Can they continue to make the other elements of the home smarter and connected?
Philips Lighting Utilizes the IoT Revolution to Brighten Its Future
Can Philips reverse the trend of slowing growth and falling margins with digital innovation? Perhaps they already have.
Medtronic: Adding an “M” to “IoT”
Medtronic uses IoT technology to mature its product line and elevate its position in patient care.
The Drone Buzz: How Kespry Transforms Physical Jobsites into Big Data Sets
What happens when you give a miner, construction worker, and roof inspector a drone?