Google's next internet-connected home device will test whether consumers trust the company enough to let it snoop on their sleep.
The global Internet of Things (IoT) semiconductor component market will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 19 per cent from $33 billion in 2020 to $80 billion in 2025, said a new report
China will surpass the US to become the world's largest Internet of Things (IoT) market in 2024
Several factors are driving the growth, most notably the growing adoption in China
Along with AIoT products, the company also launched the Realme 7i smartphone and unveiled the Realme 7 Pro Sun Kissed edition
India has been a late convert in telecom technology
Xiaomi is expected to launch Mi Band 5, Mi Watch Revolve and Mi smart speaker today
The report also explored the correlation between automation and headcount
Since remote learning and remote working is going to be the new normal, it's time to explore opportunities in fields that are least impacted when the economy crumbles.
Priced at Rs 1,499, the Realme Band fitness tracker features a tiny colour display, heart-rate sensor and ingress protection (IP68) rating for water and dust resistance
An area which is a big focus for serving merchants is IoT-enabled devices such as Sound Box
Low-cost, high- speed and ever-present connectivity can be a reality with new satellite technologies that are rapidly changing the communications sector
Somany Home Innovation Ltd (SHIL) is betting big on the Internet of Things (IoT) and plans to introduce the feature in all the products in its portfolio by March next year, according to a senior company official. The company, which is looking at an overall turnover of around Rs 550 crore in the ongoing fiscal, expects to grow at around 30-40 per cent in the next financial year. "In the next three to four years any consumer appliance or durables company, security company or a health-related company, if they don't have an IoT product they are looking at grim future," SHIL CEO & Whole Time Director Rakesh Kaul told PTI. SHIL, which had recently launched its 'iPro' range of IoT-enabled products for water purifier, chimney and water heater, is looking at these new-age appliances to contribute more to its overall revenues going forward. "As far as our revenues are concerned I believe that in the next ten years I wouldn't be surprised if revenues of our IoT-based appliances, smart ...
If Kent RO has used it to offer a foolproof vehicle security system, Tata Communications is monitoring the health of employees working in remote and hazardous environments
There is a 540-millisecond delay between when the receiver detects the wake-up signature and when it wakes up the device
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The key focus of the MoU is to build business opportunities for each country's startups in the other's market
Smart IoT is coming, so don't bury your head in the sand. It doesn't have to be perfect to begin with
The secretary in the Ministry of electronics and information technology Ajay Prakash Sawhney said there was a need to understand the emerging technologies and utilise them properly
While emerging markets such as India do offer tremendous scale for such technologies, they will lag behind China which has acquired a massive first-mover advantage