The Internet of Things allows for trace manufacturing at Toyota, and improves response time to quality issues. Toyota is starting to use sensors for factory equipment to determine the optimal maintenance schedule and avoid downtime.
Verizon is integrating its smart city solutions to provide a variety of services to smart cities. One such project is in place in Kansas City, MO, and it converts data to actionable outcomes in cities.
TomTom is diving into mapping of the future by tracking up to a billion devices in real time to get location data in anonymized form. This data is used to determine traffic and road conditions.
Automated technology has a huge potential for saving lives and reducing injuries, according to Toyota. Find out more about the auto manufacturer’s two-pronged approach to autonomous driving.
The demand for IT talent is changing with the evolution toward AI, big data, cloud computing, and automation. Where is your company spending its tech budget?
A smart home is at risk because of the numerous IoT devices being used and the personal data being collected. Cameras, surveillance systems and smart TVs are among the vulnerable devices.
Adobe sees the connected car and voice analytics space as a massive opportunity. More people are starting to use voice in a connected car to find gas stations or restaurants, and Adobe is using the data to learn more about its customers.
Robotics and automation are in use at Toyota’s new R&D facility, and the equipment has flexibility in order to scale up based on the type of vehicle being made and its complexity.
There is a data security issue with mobile devices, particularly when stolen or sold. The question is what happens to all of your data and how to protect yourself.
During the past 18 months, mesh networking has emerged as a new trend in homes. A Qualcomm exec talks about how this provides the best video experience for consumers.
ZDNet contributor George Anadiotis explains how big data helps train artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to optimize business software productivity.
Pre-crime sounds like science fiction, but by applying artificial intelligence to big data analytics, cybersecurity firm Forcepoint is able to anticipate hacks and attacks.
According to a new report JavaScript is no longer the king of code. TechRepublic’s Nick Heath explains what programming languages are hot, and which languages are fading.
In 2008 Ushahidi used SMS to monitor the Kenyan election. Ten years later the election-tracking data firm uses social media to track elections all over the world.
Micron announced at Mobile World Congress Americas its new high bandwidth GDDR6 memory solutions to support autonomous vehicles. Micron also unveiled new dev kits for its Authenta security solution.