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Internet of Things

Factory Records: GE Providing Procter & Gamble Greater Access To The Cloud For Analyzing Manufacturing Data

Brendan Coffey
April 05, 2019
We are being flooded by data. By one estimate, 90% of all data in existence has been created in the past two years, with business providing a growing share. For some, the data deluge can be daunting. But others, like GE’s Matt Wells, see opportunities, especially in manufacturing. “Many executives say data is the new currency because of all the potential value to be unlocked from it,” says Wells, vice president of product management for GE Digital.
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Industrial Ledgers: How Blockchain Could Accelerate Digital Transformation

February 06, 2018
If you’ve read a business, financial, or computing magazine, or website, in the past 12 months there’s a high chance that their front pages, and homepages have been dominated by stories about bitcoin and blockchain.
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Renewables

Supply And Demand: An Internet Of Things App Like This One Could Help Bring More Renewables To Your Home

Maggie Sieger
January 30, 2018
Hackathons, the whirlwind competitions that challenge developers to solve complex problems in a short period, are like the Olympics for computer programmers. Teams compete for prizes, professional accolades and bragging rights among their peers. But one week last fall, they set their sights on a loftier goal: saving Mother Earth.
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Industrial Internet – Peek Into Tomorrow, Today

August 24, 2017
Most of us have experienced a car breakdown at some point of our lives. The hefty repair bill aside, we were either inconvenienced, late for an appointment or missed a meeting altogether – and that period of unplanned unproductivity resulted in either time cost or dollar cost, or both.
Scale up this scenario a thousand times and the losses from unplanned downtime would definitely be huge. Fortunately, with the industrial Internet and Internet of Things (IoT), we can pre-empt breakdowns and even seek options to improve efficiency by harnessing data and converting them to insights.
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5 Key Trends and Concepts Shaping Asia’s IoT Revolution

August 22, 2017
The future is now – especially in the world of manufacturing and industry, where innovations in robotics, advanced manufacturing, 3D printing, and more, are poised to transform plant operations and efficiencies.
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IoT

With 5G Technology, The Internet Of (20.8 Billion) Things Will Be Realized

Matt Alderton
March 03, 2017

The sky's the limit with the Internet of Things, if you have the right network. Sooner than you think, 5G networks will offer data speeds 10 to 100 times faster than current 4G networks. This will unlock coveted features such as voice commands, facial recognition and more.

 

Consider this: A driverless car that transports you safely to work while you apply makeup in the backseat, or a refrigerator that knows you’re out of milk and instantly orders a fresh gallon. Sounds good, right?

 

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Imagine a Connected Malaysia: The Industrial Internet of Things

December 27, 2016
Imagine a connected Malaysia. This is a country where road sensors communicate on a city-wide network, where industry uses advanced data analytics to drive efficiency, where remote monitoring and digital collaboration open up opportunities for a nation.
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LED

Amazon's Alexa And The Destiny Of The Internet Of Things

Charlie Kindel Director Amazon Alexa Smart Home
December 05, 2016

Today, GE announced its latest LED table lamp featuring Amazon Alexa. It’s only the beginning for the smart home of the future, according to Charlie Kindel, director of Amazon Alexa Smart Home.

 

 

1. Where is the future of the “smart” home heading?
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Internet of Things

What Happens When You Put An Intel Chip In LED Lights? Built-in Intelligence For Cities, Industries

Ken Kaplan
November 17, 2016

The shift to using more efficient lights inspired GE and Intel to create smart LEDs that can see, hear and sense their surroundings, creating data that can improve efficiency and empower smart city services.

 

 

Since American inventor Thomas Edison patented the first commercially successful bulb in 1879, the population of light fixtures has exploded. Today, an estimated 2.5 billion light bulbs are sold each year.
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Disrupt or be Disrupted: New Energy Trends and Technologies Showcased at CEPSI 2016

November 10, 2016
Speaking ahead of his keynote presentation at the 2016 Conference of the Electric Supply Industry (CEPSI) in Bangkok in October, Jack Wen, president, Asia Pacific GE Energy Connections said:

“For many people, the power industry appears stable on the surface. However, a lot of changes have happened in the past five years - new technologies, especially digital technology, have come on stream; more renewable energy is coming online; and customers are also demanding empowerment. This will impact all players in the industry.”
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