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Data logger

Data logging is the process of collecting and storing data over a period of time in different systems or environments, regardless of the method used. It involves tracking a variety of events and interactions through which data, files or applications are stored, accessed or modified on a storage device. Data

Smart Vending Machine

When people think of traditional vending machines they usually think of the snack and beverage vending machines. But how is a smart vending machine different from a traditional one? The answer lies in the intelligent systems used to bring the machines online. With the use of modern technologies, vending machines

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE): For Easier Communication

Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth LE, colloquially BLE) is a wireless personal area network technology designed and marketed by the Bluetooth SIG (Bluetooth Special Interest Group) aimed at novel applications in the healthcare, fitness, beacons, security, and home entertainment industries. Bluetooth Low Energy is intended to provide considerably reduced power consumption

A Wearable Technology to Track Your Pets

Wearable Pet Devices The modern lifestyle has made people busy and stressed, motivating them to adopt pets as companions to relieve their stress. This growing pet adoption has resulted in demands for pet tracker devices to ensure that the pets are safe and not stolen. It is expected that by

How do IoT-powered building automation systems replace the traditional building management ones?

When all the devices that we use are evolving with more features and benefits, how can they automate the buildings we live or work in? Technology is already picking up its pace to transform homes and workspaces into smart, automated environments. And these are what we call Building Automation systems.

IoT in SMEs. How SMEs can benefit from IoT

Consumer IoT and in-premises IoT ecosystem constitute the two ends of the Internet of Things spectrum. Wearables and monitoring devices with sensors are already part of a consumer’s daily life. Meanwhile, leading corporations leverage IoT for controlling costs, improving productivity, optimizing processes and even for scheduling maintenance. Between the two