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Edge computing is a way to streamline the flow of traffic from IoT devices and provide real-time local data analysis

The Flic Hub is a controller for Flic buttons which are small clickable buttons. These buttons can be programmed to control a variety of IoT devices.

Lera Technologies is a consulting design engineering services company that excels in product design, software-defined networking, robotics, IoT and containerization to improve business efficiency and performance.

Google IO 2016 is a day away and already expectations are keep mounting on the new announcements and improvements. This year from the reasonably hyped...

Internet of Things is the term used to describe the internetworking and communication between physical devices and machines. It is also sometimes referred to as Connected Devices

iYogi's Digital Service Cloud is a centralized Internet of Things platform, which enables OEMs, service providers and retailers to redefine customer experiences.

There are many new buzzwords popping up every now and then, 'Internet of Things' being the recent one. This excitable term is itself somewhat vague and you'll need a deeper insight to get to know what it really is and what wonders it can do.

The telecoms sector is undergoing a series of fundamental transitions, including challenges such as OTT and new revenue streams such as the IoT and M2M market. In particular, there is a battle to be fought between telecoms and internet companies over how much of the value chain they will control.

Consumer behaviour is shaping development of IoT solutions as customer service models change with the use of big data.

CBR looks at ten different start-ups from around the world and what they have to offer. IoT is changing the world, and has probably changed your life already even if you haven't noticed it. Until 1831, door-bells didn't exist. You had to knock or pull a cord to announce your arrival.

Customers increasingly want payments to be seamless. New developments in biometrics, instant cross-border payments, and the Internet of Things (IoT) are all part of the larger trend towards more convenient payments. However, seamlessness for consumers means complexity for merchants, creating challenging market conditions.