The stratospheric IoT numbers
The Internet of Things has revolutionized our life. The way we live and work changes completely when we have 7,000 million connected devices around us. It will…
5G: remote controlled factory robots
5G has come to stay. Its characteristics make it specially useful in certain areas, such as sanitary or industrial. Being a technology that allows the exchange of a large…
Clothes that measure our heart and swimsuits that protect us from the sun
One of the most curious applications of the Internet of Things is clothing. Thanks to this technology, we can create T-shirts that measure our heartbeat. This…
Blockchain to protect our data
In a world where data is constantly being exchanged, how can we protect our privacy? Our personal information is extremely succulent for countless companies and people with bad…
Getting serious about IoT security: what can be done?
Shodan claims to be the first search engine for the Internet of Things (IoT) and it’s been dubbed by some as the scariest search engine in the world. Back…
Drones to control farming
The Internet of Things represents an unprecedented technological advance in the medical field, but what about those areas where digitalization is not so present? Can a modern technology…
Smart cars as an instrument to reduce mortality on the road
The Internet of Things (IoT) takes over the road. Its objective is clear: to reduce accident rates. The so-called smart cars detect obstacles in advance and …
IoT: a threat to climate change
IoT has great advantages and one of them is energy efficiency. It helps us to consume less and therefore, it becomes a threat to climate change. Thanks to digital transformation,…
5 Takeaways from the IOTSWC19
The point was not just talking about technology, but about real success stories. Richard Soley, Executive Director of the Industrial Internet Consortium, made it clear right at the beginning of…
DAY 1 RECAP: “Connecting everything opens up business opportunities”
Entering a tech congress where they tell you, first thing in the morning, that they’re not going to talk about technology is somewhat puzzling… or disruptive. Richard Soley, Executive Director…