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::: nBlog ::: Today’s Internet-of-Things/Industrial Internet buzz is mostly centered around traditional and tangible physical objects, such as smart wristbands, environmental sensors or vehicles. This is

::: nBlog ::: In the European IoT Summit two weeks ago I had the pleasure joining a crisp panel discussion with Telefonica, Microsoft, Fujitsu and Libelium. We concentrated on manufacturing, and the effects

::: nBlog ::: It is already 32 years ago when I was first presented with a comprehensive view of the connected future, with refrigerators automatically ordering

::: nBlog ::: A friend of mine in Boston told me about a company developing systems for detecting gunshots and quickly calculating their source coordinates and distance.

::: nBlog ::: Since one of our new satellite data visualizations reminded me of recent Marimekko pattern, and after I was supposed to meet their CEO Mika Ihamuotila last

::: nBlog ::: During the last year I’ve heard many arguments from embedded hardware manufacturers, telecom operators and enterprises that the Internet-of-Things traffic is just a

::: nBlog ::: Today when an industrial company is planning a new digital service, or is transforming an existing product into a digital one, it

::: nBlog ::: In 2011 I wrote about virtualizing (spiming) the mobile phone. Now in 2015 it may finally be happening, along with an avalance of other

::: nBlog ::: Yesterday I decided to investigate a small issue with my venerable Saab, namely the hyperactivity of the theft alarm system. Every now and

::: nBlog ::: Last week we analyzed a few popular ad networks, or more accurately display advertising services, their traffic patterns and underlying technologies. With its