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Is IoT being deployed in various domains?
IoT experts are continuously exploring for the making real-world IoT applications happen across different utility domains.
https://blog.ggn.dronacharya.info/index.php/iot-application-in-real-world/
IoT Application-Connected Cars | Droncharya College Of Engineering
A connected car can operate itself as per pre-stored inputs and based on sensors and can manage its operations itself. To know more about IoT applications in real-world keep reading ...
Scope of Electronics and Communication Engineering
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IoT-based smart farming
IoT based New smart farming applications based on IoT technologies enable the agriculture industry to reduce waste and enhance productivity from optimizing fertilizer use to increase the efficiency of farm vehicles’ routes.
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IoT Application in Real World
IoT is being deployed in various domains like Healthcare, Agriculture, Industrial Internet & Connected Cars, etc…
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We're speaking the language of industry today at Minds + Machines 2014. #IndustrialInternet
Minds and Machines Conference, day 3
pThe last day of the conference there was an interesting talk from Colin Parris, the vice president of GE Software Research.
He talked about the Digital Twin, the digital representation of the physical asset out there. He discussed how companies like Amazon, Google and Apple build a profile of each individual user. This profile is used to predict what the user wants and how to monetize that information. The same story applies to the Digital Twin. By building up a profile of the physical asset we should be able to predict the behavior of the asset and optimize the operation on the asset. Again monetize that information.
There is no longer need to work with statistics and averages over types of machines. Because we now have the technology to handle vast amounts of data we can actually analyse and optimize each individual asset. Predix is the platform to achieve this.
Smallworld
At long last I finally saw a glimpse of Smallworld. One of presenters showed an example of Predix being used for a gas transport network. And yes, they used Smallworld for that (duh!).
Closing
The closing keynote speaker was Ed Catmull, the co-founder of Pixar. He talked about creativity. The bottom line was that in order to cultivate creativity in your company you mainly have to remove all the obstacles that prevent your people to flourish. I thought that was inspiring....
this was the last day of the conference. I really enjoyed it. It was great to get to know this world and I am excited about what Predix can bring to our spatial asset management domain...
Big Data harnesses the power of the Industrial Internet to help hospitals optimize assets and improve outcomes
