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Sensor technology and eye tracking
Researchers at TU Kaiserslautern and DFKI are working on an intelligent textbook for tablets and computers in the 'HyperMind' project. With the help of integrated sensors, it should help to identify pupils' strengths and weaknesses at an early stage.
read more...In the Internet of Things, communication is predominantly wireless instead of wired. Most devices are not connected to the power grid, but draw their energy from rechargeable batteries or batteries. What does this mean for manufacturers of new products?
read more...National Instruments (NI) has opened the 'NI Industrial IoT Lab' at its headquarters in Austin, Texas. It is intended to bring together providers of technologies and solutions that combine Operational Technology (OT) with Information Technology (IT) to create the IIoT.
read more...IBM opened the Watson IoT Center in Munich on February 16, 2017. Computer&AUTOMATION was able to take a look inside the Industry Lab, where IBM is working with partner companies on a wide range of Watson projects.
read more...Ericsson and robot manufacturer Comau have signed a cooperation agreement. Together, they want to explore the potential of 5G technologies in the context of Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing.
read more...Intel and Deutsche Messe want to demonstrate the wide range of applications for drones in companies at Cebit 2017: In the 'Intel Cebit Drone Park', visitors will be able to experience the digital value chain surrounding unmanned aerial vehicles.
read more...Talend, integration specialist for big data, relies on Amazon's cloud platform. Otto Neuer, Head of Sales for Europe at Talend, explains why and what advantages Amazon Web Services (AWS) brings to manufacturing.
read more...The trade media DESIGN&ELEKTRONIK and Markt&Technik are organizing their third 'Internet of Things - from sensor to cloud' conference in Munich on October 19, 2017.
read more...Last year, Bosch announced that it wanted to set up its own cloud. Was this announcement perhaps too grandiose after all?
read more...IBM has opened the doors to its new global Watson IoT headquarters in Munich. Around 1,000 employees are to explore the technical and economic potential of the IoT there - together with well-known companies.
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