Extreme Audio
Mechanicsville, VA:
What Is Signal-To-Noise Ratio, And Why Does It Matter?
A specification that is important in a mobile electronics amplifier, processor or source unit is Signal-to-Noise Ratio. This article explains what it means.
Six examples of how the Industrial Internet saves your money
Remote data collection can help you keep track of what is actually happening in your machines and appliances. The data can make the machines last longer and save you a lot of trouble. Sampsa Mattheiszen, Product Manager Remote Services at Read more
Consigli tests robots for automated building layout system
The Rugged Robotics vehicles create faster, more precise field layouts than humans with chalk and tape measures and could soon have other applications.
How To Use the vCenter Server Appliance Management Interface (VAMI)
See how to access the VAMI and use some of its features to perform basic administrative tasks, including monitoring your VCSA and applying patches and upgrades, among others.
hvac technicians integrating internet of things into smart homes
Smart homes rely on linked sensors and other appliances connected to the Internet of Things (IoT) that can be remotely monitored, controlled, or accessed.
How TXU is leveraging disaggregation to become a 'trusted energy advisor'
Bidgely's disaggregation software allows utilities to identify power demand down to the specific appliance.
Why TinyML is a giant opportunity
All of our devices and appliances will start getting much smarter thanks to microcontrollers that can run local machine learning tasks.
More Than Just Imposition
EFI Metrix is the leading Imposition, Layout and Planning tool in the industry. Learn how Metrix can take you beyond basic Imposition, and provide you with p...
What Manufacturers Need in an IoT Platform
Many manufacturers who make appliances or products for the consumer/housing market recognize that the Internet of Things is poised to disrupt their markets. It seems to be only a matter of time be…
How Do High-Pressure Temperature Sensors Work?
High-pressure temperature sensors are devices that are used in a wide variety of applications and can virtually be all around us. These sensors are typically used to monitor both heat and pressure that is exerted on an object. In most cases, these sensors are used in everyday home appliances such as washing machines and refrigeration systems.
How the Internet of Things Enables the Circular Economy
IoT, using intelligent assets, can help develop products faster. The idea is reusing materials, and making money charging per use of things such as appliances, instead of selling them. That way manufacturers can make more durable products, and reuse their components at the end of their life cycle.
How can credit unions survive with a cloud solution?
I guess the better question would be “How is your credit union going to survive without a Cloud base solution”? Now that information technology basically oversees our personal and professional interest (from our appliances to the cars we drive) – information technology has a part in our everyday life. If a service disruption occurs for …
Hyper-converged use cases beyond VM stacks: A hardware guide
Hyper-converged use cases have expanded to important workloads like container clusters, machine and deep learning, and streaming data analytics. This article details vendors that tailor products to support each as well as what to look for in hyper-converged appliance and cluster configurations.
Are we ready for the Internet of Things to take over the enterprise network?
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a highly disruptive emerging technology which is set to transform business forever. After all, we’re not only talking about intelligent sensors in the consumer world embedded in home appliances and wearable technologies, IoT will impact all companies in all industries including agriculture, health care, manufacturing, public sector, retail and
4 Things Leaders Need to Know About the IoT
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of physical objects, such as smart appliances, car navigators, drones, etc. that can communicate, interact and exchange data over the internet. One of the earliest examples of the IoT was a connected Coca Cola machine on the Carnegie Mellon University campus in the early 1980s. Local programmers were able to connect to the machine by the internet to see if a cold drink was available before making the trip
What Smart Device Makers Must Do to Drive the IoT Revolution |
From fitness trackers to head-mounted displays and even connected home appliances, the Internet of Things (IoT) and smart devices are commanding serious column inches in the media these days. But the reality, according to research commissioned by Trend Micro earlier this year, is that adoption is still on the low side. Can we expect this...
Less than 5% of U.S. broadband households own a smart appliance
Consumer research shows limited inventory and high cost impacting market adoption
The Benefits of Installing Wireless People Counters
If you’re a business owner looking to install some kind of people counting system, consider purchasing a wireless people counter. The benefits that wireless counting provide are various. Traffic retail counting solutions have been proven valuable time and time again for making well-informed business decisions regarding your store layout and key staff scheduling times. If…
Behind the magic of the MC107 Made Easy 1,2,3
This 3 min video reveals the layout basics of the 7cm MC107 MagiCube. This quick explainer will provide a clear understanding and basic principles of 3D Sens...
The future is not the Internet of Things… it is the Connected Intelligent Edge
The ‘Internet of Things’ was first coined to help people understand the concept of digital appliances that could communicate
Four Reasons Why the Internet of Things Needs NFC
Energy savings. Better health and fitness tracking. Greater convenience. Improved security. The Internet of Things is already providing these and other major benefits to early-adopting consumers who have invested in connected security systems, thermostats, lighting, wearables, and appliances. And there’sRead more »
