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Kraftful wants to lift the veil with analytics for makers of smart home hardware

TechCrunch

You can’t swing an outdated Python manual in this town without hitting half a dozen app analytics suites, but the same cannot be said if you’re a product manager hoping to figure out where you lose customers for smart home hardware. “There isn’t much product analytics in most apps for connected hardware.

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P&G enlists IoT, predictive analytics to perfect Pampers diapers

CIO

Hot Melt Optimization employs a proprietary data collection method using proprietary sensors on the assembly line, which, when combined with Microsoft’s predictive analytics and Azure cloud for manufacturing, enables P&G to produce perfect diapers by reducing loss due to damage during the manufacturing process.

IoT 148
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The Reason Many AI and Analytics Projects Fail—and How to Make Sure Yours Doesn’t

CIO

Many companies have been experimenting with advanced analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) to fill this need. Yet many are struggling to move into production because they don’t have the right foundational technologies to support AI and advanced analytics workloads. Some are relying on outmoded legacy hardware systems.

Analytics 205
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Applications and innovations in the Internet of Things (IoT)

Hacker Earth Developers Blog

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of interrelated devices that have unique identifiers and can autonomously transfer data over a network. IoT ecosystems consist of internet-enabled smart devices that have integrated sensors, processors, and communication hardware to capture, analyze, and send data from their immediate environments.

IoT 283
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Making Sense of IoT Platforms: AWS vs Azure vs Google vs IBM vs Cisco

Altexsoft

For the most part, they belong to the Internet of Things (IoT), or gadgets capable of communicating and sharing data without human interaction. The number of active IoT connections is expected to double by 2025, jumping from the current 9.9 The number of active IoT connections is expected to double by 2025, jumping from the current 9.9

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Industrial drone maker Percepto raises $45M and integrates with Boston Dynamics’ Spot

TechCrunch

Percepto , which makes drones — both the hardware and software — to monitor and analyze industrial sites and other physical work areas largely unattended by people, has raised $45 million in a Series B round of funding. It has customers in around 10 countries, with the list including ENEL, Florida Power and Light and Verizon.

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IoT Architecture: the Pathway from Physical Signals to Business Decisions

Altexsoft

IoT solutions have become a regular part of our lives. A door automatically opens, a coffee machine starts grounding beans to make a perfect cup of espresso while you receive analytical reports based on fresh data from sensors miles away. This article describes IoT through its architecture, layer to layer.

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