2018 is set to be a transformational year for businesses embracing IoT solutions. Businesses today – like never before – are looking for ways to process and analyze data faster and more efficiently to extract the right insights, in the … Read more
Digital Signs create a more personalized experience Businesses intent on galvanizing customers to patronize physical stores are faced with the challenge of how best to understand their customers, strengthen their brand identity, increase efficiency, boost revenue, and reduce costs. One … Read more
Imagine you had a magic wand, and with a quick flip you cast America with an aging “social contract.” One in which few go to college and most would retire by age 65. Many of whom stay withdrawn and dependent … Read more
The numbers are in and the results are clear. Retailers enjoyed a very good holiday season. Not only was U.S. retail spending up 4.9 percent over the previous year, but a new tax law promises to leave both businesses and … Read more
The challenge is local and global. The world has a major perishables problem. A full 30 percent of all perishable produce and products never make it all the way from the farm to the table. For Rogue Ales in Newport, … Read more
Unlike any other time, technology is having a tremendous impact on the energy industry. Some of the major trends are in areas we’re familiar with, yet the level of activity has increased dramatically. We see energy providers increasingly turning to … Read more
In 2018, smart building technologies that increase energy efficiency will continue to be at the top of the list for building managers and tenants. These technologies can generate a solid ROI by lowering utility bills, making the investment easier to … Read more
Digital disruption is here to stay. Much like the electronic revolution that led to PCs, mobile phones and smart devices, energy grids are on the verge of a major change. Consider the network of power plants, utilities and power lines … Read more
With Internet of Things (IoT) technology spending forecast to reach $772.5 billion this year — an increase of 15 percent over 2017 — the world’s top manufacturers are set to shift into exhilarating overdrive down the path to AI-driven and … Read more
At CES 2018, the smart home is leveling up. It’s no longer enough to simply connect more devices. Those connections must be fast, reliable and secure. Personal assistants are growing in popularity, bringing more intelligence to the home and adding … Read more
For some products, maintaining strict temperature controls during shipping is critical. Certain pharmaceuticals and vaccines require an unbroken chain of refrigerated environments to guarantee safety and effectiveness. Frozen foods need low temperatures to prevent bacterial growth, which can cause serious … Read more
In late October in Boston, Mass., the top minds in healthcare and technology came together at the Connected Health Conference to envision how connected healthcare will transform patient care and the systems used to deliver it, making remote care the … Read more
Cities are busy places, and they’re getting busier. Thankfully, many of them are also getting smarter by enabling smarter parking, better transportation and better air quality management for better citizen experiences. Among the most groundbreaking of innovations contributing to those … Read more
There are many challenges to the long-term viability of our healthcare systems. An increasingly older and growing population demanding care amid a shortage of qualified personnel. A shift from infectious to more costly chronic disease management. An evolving policy and … Read more
The Need for Personalization Today’s retail landscape is more competitive than ever. Brands have to rely and work with not only brick-and-mortar chains, but with websites around the world, many of which operate on thinner margins. Brands that are trying … Read more
Now that most people live in cities, urban areas are the de facto laboratories of the future. Cities drive innovation because of their swelling populations, professional networks, and perhaps most important, the richness of data they offer. Information is everywhere, … Read more
When shopping online, today’s customers want all the personalization of an in-store experience. And when they walk into a brick-and-mortar store, they want continuity from this online experience, based on the choices they made across all other touchpoints. Savvy retailers … Read more
We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with JDA Software GVP Product Strategy Todd McCourtie to discuss the future of brick-and-mortar stores. Successful retailing comes down to one thing: getting the right product into shoppers’ hands. That may sound simple, … Read more
For a glimpse of the future, look at the cities of today. The vast majority of economic activity, innovation, and energy consumption already happens in urban areas, leading 77 million people to relocate from rural to urban areas every year. … Read more
Shopper behavior and spending habits are changing dramatically, causing the retail industry to face a period of significant disruption. As shoppers are empowered by mobile devices, social media and the Internet, they expect retail experiences that combine choice, convenience, superior … Read more
We don’t live in a static world. When I “look” toward the future, I see sensing, machine learning and deep learning leading us toward a time when artificial intelligence (AI) could enable more secure and actionable retail insights with tremendous … Read more
Overhead and handheld radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology is transforming brick-and-mortar retail. Today, nearly 73 percent of all retailers are implementing RFID to track their inventory. The benefit is clear: As consumer shopping behaviors and expectations have shifted dramatically in the … Read more
What is sight without the power to understand what’s being seen? As the Internet of Things (loT) revolution continues, smart video technology keeps creating huge amounts of data. But even as these video technologies become more prevalent in cities, industrial … Read more
As the director of public sector and agriculture for the Intel Internet of Things Group, I focus on technologies, ecosystems and partnerships that need technologies that solve problems in a range of areas. We believe the technologies that we focus … Read more
I just came from the quadrennial meeting of the 21st IAGG World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics, where I noticed some things worth sharing. There’s been a tectonic shift in industry framing of aging — from costs of infirmity to value … Read more
When I’m bumper-to-bumper in a sea of exhaust fumes and distracted drivers, it seems like autonomous driving can’t get here fast enough. Nor can the potential rewards that come along with fully autonomous vehicles, like far fewer accidents and mobility … Read more
This is the second in a two-part blog series on trends in next-generation digital efficiency. In part one, I wrote about how commercial fleet vehicle management systems can drive efficiency while reducing CO2 emissions. To learn more, check out the … Read more
This is the first in a two-part blog series on trends in next-generation digital efficiency. To learn more, check out the eBook we created in partnership with GE Ecomagination titled, “Digital Efficiency: Driving Decarbonization and Unlocking Business Value Across Industries.” … Read more
We are closer to having autonomous homes, with advances in video, compute, and data processing capabilities being added to consumer products. This week marks the general availability of the Amazon Echo Show, which is notable not only for its popularity but … Read more
Energy, manufacturing, utilities, and public safety are just some of the segments challenged by rapidly evolving technological, economic, and social forces. Combine these pressures with opportunities enabled by Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and we can create transformational changes to … Read more
When we think about protecting the environment, we often think of faraway issues like melting ice caps or dwindling rainforests. The reality, however, is much closer to home. The World Health Organization estimates that 92 percent of the world’s population … Read more
The need to be “connected” at all times and have a “smarter” home is putting a huge stress on our home networks. Think about the typical house today, which has 10 or more connected devices such as tablets, laptops, smartphones, … Read more
This past weekend, while I was attending one of the world’s biggest auto racing events in my hometown of Indianapolis, I couldn’t help but think about the similarities between the race and what I do at Intel. When cars are … Read more
This post was originally published on Core77. Currently, most of the attention on connected vehicles is focused on the technology that lets cars drive themselves. However, in the near future, the industry will need to broaden its focus to include … Read more
The Factory of the Future, Industrial 4.0, and the smart and connected factory: Regardless of what it is called, the transformation of how companies are accelerating innovation represents a dramatic change in process based on new technologies. Among the catalysts … Read more
Our world is becoming increasingly automated, as seen by the rise of robotics, autonomous cars, 3D printing, wearable health trackers … and the list goes on. Likewise, our industry is experiencing tremendous progress in building and home automation, a key … Read more
Previously, I’ve written about functional safety solutions for industrial Internet of Things (IoT) and how innovative IoT technologies unlock value in supply chain management. As we head toward Hannover Messe in a few weeks, I’m excited to share how smart … Read more
Have you ever wondered why the buildings that we live and work in aren’t smarter? I have. For example, why can’t the conference room I’m sitting in sense more people entering the room and dynamically increase the airflow through the … Read more
Experience is the best teacher, which is what we discovered as the lead for an Intel smart building project. Even though the lessons we learned may seem simple or obvious, they can be difficult to carry out or easily glossed … Read more
There is a lot of buzz this week about 5G and how it will improve the way we live, work and play. One of the first areas where we will see the significant impact of 5G is in fixed wireless … Read more
It’s time for this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, February 27 to March 2, and I’m excited to share what we have in store for the Internet of Things (IoT). At MWC 2017, Intel will show how 5G will … Read more
Digital disruption is here to stay. Much like the electronic revolution that led to PCs, mobile phones and smart devices, energy grids are on the verge of a major change. Consider the network of power plants, utilities and power lines … Read more
Looking ahead, one thing is clear: Rapidly evolving technology is critical to the future of fully connected driving. Recently, I wrote about what goes on under the hood of the latest connected vehicles. Others in my field have covered the … Read more
This is the third in a series of blog posts based on Intel research into human-machine interfaces (HMIs) for connected driving. Read the first and second in this series. In my previous articles, I’ve written about why it’s so important … Read more
This is the second in a series of blog posts based on Intel research into human-machine interfaces (HMIs) for connected driving. Read the first one here. In my previous blog post I wrote about how Intel’s user experience research teams … Read more
Attendees flocking to CES last week were expecting, as they do so every year, Christmas in January: The newest, coolest consumer electronics, including the latest in smart and connected home technology. With the explosive growth in the Internet of … Read more
Note: This blog post originally appeared on AutomatedBuildings.com. Smart city tech deployments are expected to increase in the next year and of them significantly; the biggest one will be commercial-smart buildings. Connected building solutions, whether it’s environmental controls, communications interfaces, … Read more
A recent conference in China confirmed that a quiet revolution in digital signage is on. The moment is ripe for transformation. Costs for sensors, bandwidth and compute have decreased significantly, while cloud, streaming media, remote management and increasing performance are … Read more
In my position as GM for industrial solutions in the Intel Internet of Things Group (IOTG) I’ve heard manufacturers consistently voice frustration on how to effectively and efficiently develop, design and deploy robust functional safety solutions to meet evolving safety … Read more
Like many people in Silicon Valley, I am passionate about the application of technology toward the environment, human productivity, healthcare and safety. Before arriving at Intel, I spent time at General Electric as the chief operating officer for GE Digital … Read more
I’m excited about the opportunity we have before us to lay the groundwork for safer connected vehicles, as outlined recently in U.S. President Barack Obama’s piece for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, “Self-driving, yes, but also safe.” I see a clear path … Read more
This is the first in a series of blog posts on Intel research into human-machine interfaces (HMIs) for automated driving. As Intel’s principal engineer and chief systems engineer for automated driving solutions, I’ve been working on some exciting research in … Read more
IoT represents a tremendous opportunity to shape the future and improve every life on this planet. I have spent close to two decades in Embedded, Mobile and IoT. What is clearly different about the current wave is the understanding that … Read more
Next week at IoT Solutions World Congress (October 25-27) in Barcelona, the leading global event for industrial IoT, Intel will be unveiling IoT solutions designed to support the next wave of innovation, helping connected entities become more responsive, efficient, and … Read more
I’m delighted to have my first blog post here on IoT@Intel. In my position as GM of the Telecom Business Line at Intel I work in partnership with the industry to find innovative ways to enable next-generation broadband access technologies … Read more
I’m excited when I see the tremendous potential for faster broadband and smarter networks to deliver exceptional entertainment experiences in connected homes. At the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC) 2016 in Amsterdam last month, Intel technologies, together with a robust ecosystem … Read more
I am pleased to share my thoughts here on the IoT@Intel blog for the first time. In my position as GM for industrial solutions in the Intel Internet of Things Group (IOTG) I speak and listen to everyone from equipment … Read more
I am thrilled to write my first blog for IoT@Intel! I receive a lot of questions about smart buildings, what constitutes Internet of Things (IoT) for smart buildings, and what Intel is doing in this space. IoT for smart buildings is … Read more
It’s a tremendously exciting time to work in smart and connected transportation. Connected vehicles are redefining our relationship with automobiles, and the promise of fully connected driving—zero accidents, less pollution, greater mobility, more productivity—is thrilling. Yet there is a growing … Read more
It’s truly an exciting time for in-vehicle computing. What started with parking assist and rearview cameras has evolved into lane departure warning and dynamic cruise control, requiring more intelligence and compute in the vehicle. Each step toward the vision of … Read more
It’s finally here: Three solid days devoted to the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) at San Francisco’s Moscone Center Aug. 16-18. From amazing experiences in virtual reality, 5G, autonomous driving, and IoT (including IoT in space!), IDF16 is sure to be … Read more
Cruising through my neighborhood the other day it really began to dawn on me what Intel CEO Brian Krzanich means when he says that cars are the next smartphones. As a minivan full of kids whizzed past me on the … Read more
Our world communicates over Ethernet, with incredibly fast 10G and 40G networks leading the way. But this isn’t the case in industrial environments, like manufacturing and electrical power grids, that require deterministic communications for distributed control and measurement. Until recently, … Read more
Our Intel IoT team excitedly championed everything from collaboration to pushing the boundaries of retail experiences at Manhattan Momentum. As Intel IoT’s Rachel Mushahwar told a roomful of attendees, enabling amazing experiences is at the heart of everything we do. … Read more
What an exciting time at this this year’s IBCon 2016! Together, we teamed up with Comfy, EnTouch, Lucid, Volteo and many others in the Intel IoT ecosystem, demonstrating solutions that directly address IoT convergence challenges like data interoperability and device … Read more
I’m truly energized when I look around me and see real collaboration in action. That sense of teamwork around IoT is why so many of us at Intel were excited by SAPPHIRE NOW. By working together, Intel and SAP are … Read more
I’m super excited by all the innovation our Intel IoT technologies demonstrated at Computex 2016—touching nearly every part of our lives—at work, at home, and at play. From grand aspirations like finding more productive ways to feed the global population … Read more
I’m pleased to welcome guest blogger Steve Raschke to the IoT@Intel blog. Steve is the chief executive officer of CANDI and has over two decades of experience leading teams focused on networked data and building control systems. He has authored numerous … Read more
It’s truly an exciting time to work on transportation solutions. Building on decades of innovation, the Intel Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem is converging technology with ingenuity to create a new class of smart and connected transportation solutions. From advanced … Read more
As our connected retail ecosystem grows ever larger, I’m particularly excited that we are working more closely with Impinj. Together, we are developing a solution comprised of both Intel and Impinj components to create an offering that meets the needs … Read more
The Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly expanding across industries and among those, building automation technology has undergone an unprecedented transformation, inspiring new, robust solutions for building management. Intel IoT, with its ecosystem partners, is making an impact in this … Read more
At its root, connected retail is about one thing: Creating amazing and frictionless customer experiences. That’s where Intel technology-based unified commerce solutions come into the picture, connecting with customers every time, everywhere, and in every way they choose to engage. … Read more
Intel Internet of Things (IoT) technology drove robust smart and connected retail solutions and interactive brand experiences at JDA FOCUS in Nashville this month. JDA’s annual global conference brings together more than 2,000 retail and manufacturing professionals to network, share … Read more
Big data analytics is one of the decade’s biggest buzz phrases. One place it can really deliver value for retailers is in data-driven decision making. Today’s retailers have a wealth of technology at their disposal to gather, analyze, and use … Read more
As the Internet of Things becomes a reality, Intel IoT is leading the industry in transforming and securing transactions. This was especially clear at Transact 2016 in Las Vegas, produced by the Electronic Transactions Association, the world’s largest payments industry … Read more
As Internet services, television, and the Internet of Things transform the way we connect to and experience the world around us, a key trend in transformational connectivity is emerging: Connected home gateways. At INTX: The Internet and Television Expo in … Read more
At Hannover Messe, the world’s largest industrial and manufacturing trade fair, the Intel IoT ecosystem showcased everything from augmented reality industrial wearables like the DAQRI smart helmet, to Industry 4.0 factory automation and industrial asset management solutions. The event in … Read more
I’m pleased to welcome guest blogger Greg Boitano to the IoT@Intel blog. Boitano is a strategy analyst for the Intel Internet of Things Group. In the post below, Boitano offers insight into how this new product removes barriers to development … Read more
Internet of Things (IoT) is driving a new industrial IoT (IIOT) revolution. With the availability of low-cost sensors and high demand for optimizing complex manufacturing processes, more companies are adopting IoT technologies. In fact, a recent McKinsey & Company study … Read more
Buckle up: the Automotive Security Review Board (ASRB) is soaring down the fast lane toward collaborations that are already providing researchers with new opportunities to improve automotive security products and connected car technology. In an effort to increase automotive exploration … Read more
It’s an exciting time for the retail industry. New mobile technologies are putting an amazing amount of insight at retailers’ fingertips—empowering sales assistants with timely, tailored knowledge that leads to richer customer engagement and more seamless shopping. New mobile devices … Read more
From connecting at every touchpoint to creating lasting impressions, the Intel Internet of Things Group demonstrated engaging and secure digital signage experiences at this year’s Digital Signage Expo. Intel works with the industry to develop innovative and disruptive solutions from … Read more
From a flurry of keynotes and panels discussing the Internet of Things (IoT), to all things 5G, Intel’s Internet of Things Group (IoTG) demonstrated how connected devices are enabling more robust solutions at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Here are … Read more
Today’s leaders need to exemplify humanity, authenticity and fierce resolve in taking organizations to new heights. As Intel’s Rachel Mushahwar told a room full of emerging leaders in connected retail recently: “If we want to go fast, we … Read more
Intel’s Internet of Things Group (IoTG) demonstrated embedded technologies serving a wide array of industry verticals—from smart transportation and smart factories, to the healthcare sector and beyond at Embedded World 2016. Attendees of the annual Nuremberg, Germany event engaged with … Read more
Sweeping changes across the connected retail landscape are upping the game for retailers throughout the industry. Are you ready? I sat down recently with World Wide Technology to discuss “The Customer Experience in a Retail Environment,” a conversation that gave … Read more
I’m pleased to welcome guest blogger Stefan Wolff to the IoT@Intel blog. Wolff is vice president of Intel’s Platform Engineering Group and general manager of the Multi-Comms Business in the Communications and Devices Group. In the post below, Wolff offers … Read more
As those involved in this industry know, the Internet of Things (IoT) has enormous potential to drive both economic growth and social change. While we are starting to see shifts happen, IoT systems continue to be highly complex and take … Read more
At the NRF Big Show in New York City last week, Intel IoT launched the Intel Retail Sensor Platform and demonstrated everything from 3D digital foot scanners to full-body custom fitting technology, offering retailers a wide range of smart solutions … Read more
Data moves around a smart factory like blood flows through our veins. Both are needed to keep things running smoothly. The smart factory uses this data to improve the interworking between all aspects of the value chain — production, suppliers, … Read more
For some of us, delivering connected retail experiences isn’t just our passion, it’s in our jeans. At the NRF Big Show today, Intel announced the launch of the Intel Retail Sensor Platform, a near real-time RFID inventory solution that is … Read more
The Intel Internet of Things (IoT) is showing its transformative potential all around the world. Recently I was in Japan, where we brought together industry partners from across Asia to share and showcase the latest in IoT technology and solutions. … Read more
Telematics offerings expand daily, both in number and capabilities. Driven by consumer demand for vehicles that extend the connected lifestyle, provide enhanced safety, and reduce environmental impact, the market for in-vehicle telematics is surging. The automotive industry is now the … Read more
The Intel Internet of Things (IoT) is all about the ecosystem: companies coming together with different solutions to expand and fundamentally redefine the possibilities of computing and address some of the major challenges faced by business and society as a … Read more
Power accounts for around 30 percent of a typical office building’s total operating expenses, according to EPA. So it’s no wonder that facilities owners and managers increasingly are transforming their properties into smart buildings—helping reduce energy costs by nearly a … Read more
The Internet of Things (IoT) is tipped to be at least as disruptive as the Internet itself, and it’s already proving its worth in many ways. In fact, IoT is rapidly expanding as key technologies mature, breaking down the barriers … Read more
In future cities, our lives may be greatly improved, from the moment we step outside each morning. We may enjoy less polluted air, thanks to new Internet of Things (IoT) technologies that can help make smart buildings, connected factories, and … Read more
What comes to mind when you hear the phrase Internet of Things (IoT)? Connected healthcare wearables like smart watches and fitness wristbands? Smart meters and remotely controlled thermostats in connected smart homes? Connected cars? IoT includes all that, but it’s … Read more
Intel’s IoT Ignition Labs sparked innovation in rapid succession across the globe this year, enabling the fast creation of collaborative, scalable, standardized solutions. From Dublin to Dubai, the labs provide hands-on opportunities to experience the latest IoT technologies, access to … Read more
Sweden is home to Intel IoT’s first entry into Scandinavia, with an Intel IoT Ignition Lab outside Stockholm. The IoT lab showcases innovations built on Intel technology that focus on communication infrastructure, smart buildings, and smart cities. Intel’s IoT Ignition Labs are … Read more
Sitting at the crossroads of historic innovations, Istanbul welcomed another step forward in recent years with the opening of its first Intel IoT Ignition Lab. The Internet of Things (IoT) lab came about thanks to a fruitful collaboration among Intel … Read more
Before we move forward into 2016, we’d like to pause for a moment to look back and reflect on the year in IoT, as shown through 10 of our most popular IoT@Intel blog posts. As our connected community continues to … Read more
As home to hundreds of high tech companies, a vibrant startup community and a closely knit ecosystem of tech innovators, UAE took its first step toward becoming a hub for IoT with the launch of an Intel IoT Ignition Lab … Read more
Consider for a moment what the creation of a truly connected and intelligent vehicle could mean. First and foremost, increased safety. Also, improved fuel efficiency. Less congestion. Decreased pollution. Even better? A driving experience enhanced with Intel Internet of Things … Read more
Commercial real estate developers, building managers, and green building architects recently attended RealComm’s CoRETECH15 with one focus in mind: Smart buildings. CoRETECH15 drew an elbow-to-elbow crowd of more than 350 attendees, all seeking to learn how Intel IoT can help … Read more
What is a canvas without paint? A paint-filled palette without a brush? Or a pigment-soaked brush without a hand to guide it? Just as it requires collaboration between objects to create a work of art, we are finding that by … Read more
Some 80 years ago, Frank Lloyd Wright created Usonian architecture as a framework for energy efficiency, and aesthetically pleasing, tiny home designs for middle income families. As we look toward the future of connected homes, we’re mindful that sometimes the … Read more
In this guest blog post, Ron Kasabian, vice president in Intel’s Data Center Group and general manager of the Big Data Solutions group, shares his insights on the interconnectedness between IoT and big data analytics . This is an area … Read more
When it comes to securing customer data, there is clearly strength in numbers. Layer upon securely connected layer, we’re increasing the complexity of data protection technology. What we are discovering along the way, is the extraordinary innovation made possible when … Read more
It’s time for the Monday morning commute. As you reach your car, its sensor array uniquely detects you, adjusts all settings to your preferences for driving to work, and identifies the best route to the office. Once inside, you select … Read more
As intelligent technology rapidly evolves the way we experience the world around us, our guiding principle remains unchanged: Collaboration. As we are seeing, building out an intelligent infrastructure capable of alleviating global challenges rests not in the hands of one … Read more
A missing link, connecting trillions of dollars in undiscovered value back into the supply chain, could very well rest in the Internet of Things (IoT). Dubious? Then consider that IoT is expected to generate $8 trillion in worldwide value over … Read more
Building upon a history of efficiency and collaboration with German technology partners, Intel IoT and Intel Labs Europe celebrate the first birthday the Intel IoT Ignition Lab in Munich this month — with a new space and an expansion of … Read more
Intel Internet of Things (IoT) solutions expanded beyond all previously known boundaries of innovation at the Internet of Things World Congress in Barcelona last week. From IoT-connected buzzing bees and bustling smart cities, to robust bovine and refreshing beer keg … Read more
As the Internet of Things (IoT) rapidly takes shape, Intel IoT Ignition Labs are popping up all over Europe. One in particular is showcasing British innovations: Intel IoT’s Intel IoT Ignition Lab in Swindon, near London. The IoT lab showcases … Read more
On the eve of IoT Solutions World Congress in Barcelona, it’s fascinating to think that in just the past two years the Internet of Things (IoT) has risen to the point that it is now being called the next frontier … Read more
Step into your vehicle. Imagine a ride with the road trip co-pilot of your dreams. Feel the cool breeze of the AC caressing your skin even though you haven’t touched the controls; your co-pilot knows your exact temperature preferences. Sink … Read more
As the Internet of Things (IoT) expands across the globe, Intel IoT Ignition Labs are opening at a rapid pace. Intel’s Intel IoT Ignition Lab opened a lab in Haifa, Israel, in May, to encourage innovation, collaboration, and scalability for … Read more
In San Francisco last week, an Intel IoT-connected BMX bike soared over CEO Brian Krzanich’s head, spider bots and industrial robots alike danced on stage to the delight of wide-eyed developers packing the Moscone Center, and the Internet of Things … Read more
Yes, there will be robots. There may even be a dance off. Anything is possible. In less than 24 hours, visionary coders, extraordinary makers, and inspirational creators will join forces at IDF15 in San Francisco, Intel’s premier event for developers … Read more
Springing forth from Intel’s long presence in the Irish tech scene, Intel IoT and Intel Labs Europe recently celebrated the opening of a new Intel IoT Ignition Lab near Dublin. The Internet of Things (IoT) lab in Leixlip, County Kildare, … Read more
Rooted in a long history of successful collaboration in scientific and technological innovations between Russia and the West, Intel and its ecosystem partners celebrated the opening of a new Intel IoT Ignition Lab in Moscow this summer. The Internet of … Read more
Smart factories, among the first to move forward with the Internet of Things (IoT) thanks to factory automation, will soon reap the benefits of another successful Intel IoT ecosystem collaboration. Intel Security and Honeywell Process Solutions are teaming up to … Read more
Much like two perfectly synced road trip buddies who have been traveling together for decades, Intel and QNX Software Systems, a subsidiary of BlackBerry, are embarking on a new adventure: advancing in-vehicle technologies that deliver new driving experiences. The collaboration … Read more
We sat down with smart home appliance designer Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino recently to chat about emerging Internet of Things (IoT) trends for smart homes. Alexandra is the founder of Design Swarm, where she is an interaction designer, product designer, entrepreneur, and … Read more
Consumers today expect 1:1 experiences from brands and thanks to the Internet of Things (IoT) retailers are quickly moving in that direction. From rapid consumer data processing and real-time analytics, to IoT-connected RFID tags and predictive consumer profiling, retailers are … Read more
With the rapid growth of the Internet of Things (IoT), the manufacturing industry is experiencing game-changing product innovations, new collaborative business models, customer expectations for personalized products, different expectations from a younger workforce, rapid advances in transformative technologies, and other … Read more
We sat down with technology futurist Angela Orebaugh recently to chat about emerging Internet of Things (IoT) trends. In 2011, Angela was named Booz Allen Hamilton’s first Cybersecurity Fellow, a position reserved for the firm’s most notable experts in their … Read more
Imagine stepping into a car that recognizes your facial features and begins playing your favorite music. A pair of gloves that knows the history of your vehicle from the time of its inception as a lone chassis on the factory … Read more
Intel Internet of Things (IoT) solutions provided the building blocks for connected, smart buildings at the Intelligent Building Conference (IBCon) in San Antonio, Texas, last week. IBCon featured building management solutions based on open platforms like the Intel IoT Gateway, … Read more
Intel Internet of Things (IoT) solutions reached new heights at Computex 2015. Intel showcased innovative Taiwanese IoT solutions for smart cities and industrial environments, announced new enhancements to the Intel IoT Gateway, and celebrated future expansion plans to accelerate IoT … Read more
Taiwan is a land of collaborative-minded individuals who understand that true success isn’t necessarily about the lowest cost, it’s about the inspiring changes made possible when humans work together. This is particularly true during the birth of the new technology … Read more
Few things are as undeniable as the inherent forward momentum of human progress that is made possible by the Internet of Things (IoT). In Japan recently, we saw once again how the power of collaboration is leading to a new … Read more
The rapid evolution of retail, from digital signage to virtual shopping, wouldn’t be possible without collaboration, optimism, and futuristic Internet of Things (IoT) envisioning. In this guest blog post, INOX Communication Founder and CEO Lats Kladny, reveals how envisioning the … Read more
The intersection of automotive technology and innovation merged on the Internet of Things (IoT) fast lane today with Autospaces 2025: Future Car Experiences, a symposium concluding an innovation-focused program sponsored by Intel and Jaguar Land Rover bringing together the Media … Read more
If there’s anything we’ve learned over the years about the power of collaboration it is this: Get the right group of people in a room and anything is possible. In the case of the Internet of Things (IoT), that “anything” … Read more
The rapid growth of the Internet of Things wouldn’t be possible without innovative collaboration among ecosystem partners. In this guest blog post, Joanne Moretti, vice president of sales enablement & marketing, Jabil, shares some exciting news about the opening of … Read more
In today’s reality, the critical infrastructure of successful smart factories relies more on bits and bytes than nuts and bolts. To help accelerate the development of more intelligent factories, Intel IoT guided developers toward a more accessible and robust path forward … Read more
The Year of the Goat, a symbol of good fortune, marks the celebration of global ecosystem collaboration to advance the Internet of Things. To encourage collaboration at an unprecedented level, Intel announced the opening of the first Intel IoT lab … Read more
Buying a car today is a lot of work, especially with so many new electronics options to learn about and consider. It’s stressful knowing that after driving off the lot, you’re stuck with what you bought with almost no chance … Read more
From solving critical security and manageability issues, to addressing connectivity concerns for payment processing, Intel Internet of Things brought secure end-to-end solutions for IoT transactions to key vertical markets at Transact 15 in San Francisco. At this year’s event, Intel … Read more
Internet of Things solutions are all about connections that transform business and change lives — from predictive maintenance and operational efficiencies to personalized healthcare and beyond. When you consider that more than 85 percent of today’s legacy systems are unconnected, … Read more
The new Apple Watch is getting a lot of attention from consumers wanting to know what it can do. Today, you can send a tap, a sketch, or even your heartbeat — and everyone expects the number of cloud-based apps to … Read more
Feeling inundated by too much industrial IoT data? Well, you’re not alone. According to an Economist Intelligence Unit report, most manufacturers are experiencing information overload due to the increasing volume of data generated by automated processes. Senior factory executives in … Read more
One thing is clear as Intel Internet of Things retail solutions begin to take shape: consumers are quickly embracing the opportunity to compare products in real-time, as well as responding favorably to more convenient payment options being made available to them. … Read more
From smart buildings to retail, Intel Internet of Things solutions brought app-ready IoT platforms to key vertical markets at the Embedded World 2015 Conference in Nuremberg, Germany, last week. At this year’s event, Intel demonstrated first-hand how developers can quickly … Read more
How are you making your mark this year? Some of you are probably digging into a fascinating smart building project or collaborating on a new solution to increase factory efficiencies. Or maybe you’re focused on improving customer experiences in retail, … Read more
When it comes to sustainable building, time is of the essence. With the rapid growth of the IoT, and the rapid impacts of climate change, there is a great urgency for industry leaders to initiate an open dialogue on best … Read more
Wherever you live, and whatever you do for a living, you’re almost constantly connecting with the world of transportation, which is one of the reasons so many of us are fascinated by Internet of Things (IoT) innovations in this diverse … Read more
At this week’s DistribuTECH 2015 conference, we’re demoing the Intel Intelligent Substation Solution featuring Intel® Pico Canyon software, which introduces data intelligence to secondary substations. Pico Canyon provides a straight-forward solution for energy utilities that are responding to significant and … Read more
Imagine entering a retail store that responds to your individual needs, creating a truly personalized shopping experience. With interactive shelves that offer products based on your previous purchasing patterns—saving you time and endless searching—or digital signage that surrounds you with … Read more
Attendees at the National Retail Federation (NRF) Big Conference in New York this month saw first-hand how Intel has become a world leader in delivering a personalized retail experience based on Internet of Things solutions. From the popular MemoryMirror* digital … Read more
This week is the start of the 2015 AHR Expo in Chicago, the world’s largest HVACR (heating, venting, air conditioning, and refrigeration) conference that connects industry peers and showcases the latest in HVACR tech and equipment trends. In this guest … Read more
With approximately 47,000 buildings in Manhattan alone, it’s easy to contemplate how smart building solutions—a combination of elements including Building Management Systems (BMS), sensors, control systems, and big data that improves productivity and efficiency in large properties—can create huge value … Read more
According to the Brookings Institute, 90 percent of Americans drive to work, a statistic that helps me understand why I seem to be stuck in traffic all the time. The numbers might be slightly lower globally, but it’s safe to … Read more
Internet of Things technology implementations in the retail environment may be one of the most exciting and personally resonant for many people. In his intriguing guest blog post below, Cory McElroy, Director, Product Management and Marketing, Retail Solutions Global Business … Read more
What’s on the horizon for the future store, and the future shopper? As the digital retail landscape takes shape, retailers are recognizing the rewards of harnessing vast amounts of data to find patterns in shopping behavior and deliver the most … Read more
Attendees at CES this year witnessed how Intel has become a world leader in delivering Internet of Things innovations that push the boundaries of how humans interact with the world around them. From 3D computing, drones and cute-as-a-button wearables, to … Read more
Internet of Things technology solutions can help brands connect with customers in new and amazing ways. Not surprisingly, customers are beginning to expect rich and compelling experiences at retail. In his guest blog post, James Sorenson, Senior Vice President, Kantar … Read more
There’s a good chance that until now, when you thought about the Internet of Things, you didn’t immediately think “hot dogs,” but after reading the guest blog post below, you might. Mohamed Eloraby, Director of IT Restaurant Systems, Galardi Group, … Read more
How can store mobility help retailers keep up with today’s empowered shoppers? In this blog, Dell’s Mike Adams shares the success strategies he’s learned from his work with leading retailers—and his own experiences as a retailer and entrepreneur. He also … Read more
Each week, the Intel IoT blog brings you Internet of Things stories and news that inspire, create excitement, and share best practices. Today, we’re highlighting 10 “can’t miss” blog posts from 2014—whether you’re reading them again or catching them for the first … Read more
The Internet of Things (IoT) is at the heart of a powerful technology revolution. Thanks to the recently announced Intel® IoT Platform, the act of connecting devices and systems to each other so that they can share data has suddenly … Read more
The intersection between technology and design is fascinating and full of promise, with innovators from each discipline bringing unique approaches to creating tomorrow’s solutions. In the blog post below, John Somoza, Higher Education Program Manager, Intel Higher Education Office, explores … Read more
Today is truly a day to celebrate a new and more connected way forward. We’re in downtown San Francisco hosting IoT Insights 2014, a day of all things IoT, featuring key IoT leaders from across Intel, along with industry partners, … Read more
In this second of two Q &A blog posts (read part one here), Dean Miles, Senior VP, Automotive, Symphony Teleca, and Elliot Garbus, Vice President and General Manager, Intel Transportation Solutions Division, continue the conversation about collaboratively developing the connected … Read more
Big data analytics and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies are the substantive foundation that enables advanced levels of smart manufacturing performance. That’s why Dell and Intel are working hard to drive a data revolution in smart manufacturing that will yield new … Read more
To create tomorrow’s connected car, we must collaboratively develop integrated systems to achieve a successful balance of safety, quality, and complexity. High performance computing from Intel and experienced software integration services from Symphony Teleca Corporation—the world’s first services company dedicated … Read more
Buildings have a lot of moving parts, so if managers can affordably monitor multiple building systems and properties at once—and optimize and fine-tune building performance to save money, be more environmentally responsible, and improve tenants’ comfort—the potential rewards are huge. … Read more
Whether you’re buying a new shirt or a dozen glazed donuts and a Box ‘O Joe*, your experience at two major retailers will be dramatically different than it was even a few years ago, thanks to modern retail solutions powered … Read more
My colleague Ignacio Alvarez, Research Scientist, Systems Prototyping & Infrastructure, Intel Labs, works closely with software and hardware engineers, user experience researchers, and designers to prototype concepts in the field of intelligent transportation. In his blog post below, Ignacio writes … Read more
One of the most relevant—and challenging—aspects of using technology in the retail and financial services space is how to ensure the protection of personal data on open platforms. In the guest blog post below, Chris Lybeer, Vice President of Strategic … Read more
We know the Internet of Things (IoT) is a rapidly growing new market, but we have also learned that the IoT is complicated to deploy and scalability will be crucial to the industry’s success. Fortunately, Intel has an extensive history in … Read more
The mass market for self-driving vehicles hasn’t yet arrived. But as automakers continue to integrate in-vehicle infotainment (IVI), and race down the path toward autonomous driving, there is no doubt that automotive cockpits are becoming increasingly defined by software. Data … Read more
The need for smart energy management has never been more urgent: 66% of the world’s energy is consumed by cities, and by 2025, 37 cities worldwide will have a population of more than 10 million people! Energy companies have been … Read more
It’s fascinating to think about how innovations in transportation, including the trend toward Internet of Things implementations, can enhance the quality of life for people across the globe. Indeed, technology can help us address significant challenges around really important aspects … Read more
As billions of new and legacy devices become connected in the Internet of Things (IoT), manufacturers need solutions that make sense of disparate data sources and deliver a holistic picture of factory health to solve key challenges and generate new … Read more
For people who are passionate about the Internet of Things—and for those who are just starting to catch the excitement, too—September started off especially strong, with great IoT buzz, demos, technical sessions, and collaborations at the Intel Developer Forum. (Want … Read more
The Intel® Gateway Solutions for IoT were announced back in April and, since then, we’ve talked a lot about why gateways are critical to the Internet of Things. However, there is still a little blurriness around what a gateway is … Read more
There’s no doubt about it: the Internet of Things (IoT) is influencing and changing the way the world works—from new opportunities to collect and analyze big data in industrial settings to advances in autonomous vehicles and everything in between. If … Read more
At this week’s 2014 Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, Internet of Things (IoT) industry leaders were on hand to share how they are working with Intel to create solutions that give developers the flexibility they need to help drive … Read more
One of the most promising elements of the Internet of Things, big data, and analytics is how the combination of technology and human effort can help positively affect health and well being. In the post below, my colleague Krystal Temple … Read more
I often write about the Internet of Things in the manufacturing and industrial space, but I especially enjoy sharing implementations of technology solutions in these arenas. In each of the three examples below, system consolidation is a key contributing factor … Read more
Here’s something that might surprise you: Many people assume that the connectivity challenges for the Internet of Things have already been solved. In fact, many obstacles remain, which is why Intel has teamed with Samsung, Atmel, Broadcom, Dell, and Wind … Read more
As Internet of Things implementations continue to move into the industrial and manufacturing arena, it’s now more necessary than ever to understand and solve security challenges. In her guest post below, Lorie Wigle, Vice President, General Manager IOT Security Solutions, … Read more
Most people who follow this blog are busy building the future, whether it be improving factory systems or adding intelligence to legacy devices. For you, the Internet of Things isn’t just a concept, it’s a reality. While you’ve been burning … Read more
The Internet of Things (IoT) is allowing everyone to dream bigger. While we are standing on the brink of some truly amazing technologies, such as self-driving cars, others are already a reality, including intelligent signage, smart factories, and smart buildings. … Read more
It’s not an exaggeration to say that if you walk into almost any scientific or engineering R&D lab, you’re likely to find National Instruments (NI) equipment. For years, engineers and scientists have been relying on tools from NI that accelerate … Read more
In the competitive industrial and manufacturing arena, the strongest and smartest companies are seeking intelligent ways to collect, analyze, and make decisions about big data by implementing scalable Internet of Things solutions. In collaboration with National Instruments, Intel engineers are … Read more
When you connect a building to the Internet of Things (IoT), what you get is so much greater than the sum of its parts. By retrofitting an office with connected sensors that integrate greater compute capabilities, with intelligent gateways that … Read more
One of the most intriguing aspects about the Internet of Things (IoT) is that it can positively impact such a wide range of markets, including industrial, energy, health care, and others. In his thoughtful and rich blog post below, guest … Read more
It’s easy to imagine what people will do when their cars take care of all the driving: check email, help a child finish their homework, spread cream cheese on a bagel, all without causing an accident. But before that dream … Read more
Major security breaches make big headlines, and systems security is becoming increasingly important every day in the Internet of Things. I’m pleased to welcome Jeff Marek, Director of Engineering, Application-Ready Platforms at Intel, who has spent the better part of … Read more
When people think of the Internet of Things, they often focus just on the “things,” but it’s also about the communications infrastructure and the datacenter, and both are essential aspects to creating innovative IoT solutions that can affect significant change. … Read more
Most engineers like to create things from scratch, but when you’re preparing to implement virtualization technology on platforms in a manufacturing setting, it’s helpful to begin the process with a leg up. Fortunately, developers looking to reduce costs and shorten … Read more
Cars today have more computing capabilities than ever before, using dozens of interconnected electronic control units (ECUs) for enhanced vehicle management, premium entertainment, and remote telematics. ECUs provide outstanding results for consumers, but can negatively impact both space and energy … Read more
The Internet of Things (IoT) is fostering thousands of clean tech jobs, advanced driver assistance systems, and next-gen smart manufacturing, and Intel is helping engineers deliver innovative solutions that will lead to a better quality of life now and for … Read more
In the new era of digital signage made possible by the Internet of Things, brands and retailers are striving to create, implement, and efficiently manage engaging and consistent experiences for their customers. As part of Intel’s continuing innovation in this … Read more
As the car becomes a more connected device in the Internet of Things, it will use the flow of data — both inside the car and in the world around it — to collaborate with drivers and car owners in … Read more
The manufacturing industry is evolving quickly, and it’s always an eye-opening experience to learn firsthand from experts what’s happening on the factory floor. As in many sectors, the Internet of Things (IoT) is providing factories with a wide range of … Read more
Whether you love to shop or simply tolerate it, there’s no question that this is the age of the empowered consumer. Thanks to technology, we have volumes of information at our fingertips about products and companies, including specs, reviews, and … Read more
Imagine we are sitting at a café in a large, cosmopolitan city, and I ask you to list at least five reasons people like living in cities. You could probably tell me your list in less than a minute. Not … Read more
Years ago, you’d need to buy a relatively expensive car to enjoy the convenience and fuel savings of cruise control. Today, it is standard on a wide range of vehicles, including many economy cars. Moreover, some high-end cars are equipped … Read more
A really enjoyable thing about my job at Intel is talking about the Internet of Things (IoT) with people who share my passion for the topic. That’s why I was thrilled to be a presenter at the recent Internet of … Read more
We know that today’s consumers expect their connected digital lifestyles to extend into the car and their inside and outside worlds to be aligned, an expectation both heightened and accelerated by the Internet of Things (IoT). But consumers are also … Read more
Every day I am fascinated by where the Internet of Things is taking us—from making large-scale manufacturing operations more efficient, to the wristbands that track calories burned throughout the day. Our ability to securely capture, process, and analyze real-time data … Read more
The opportunity for U.S. manufacturers to take advantage of the Internet of Things is incredible. According to McKinsey1, by 2025, 80 to 100% of manufacturing could be using IoT applications, leading to a potential economic impact of up to $2.3T … Read more
Intel and Cisco are part of a new ecosystem innovating across a broad spectrum of solutions for the Internet of Things (IoT). Yesterday, we welcomed Roberto De La Mora, senior director, Cisco IoT Solutions Marketing to the IoT@Intel Blog to … Read more
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a massive market opportunity that requires industry leadership and collaboration to drive innovation across the IoT spectrum—from edge devices to the datacenter. We are very pleased to welcome Roberto De La Mora, Senior Director, … Read more
The Internet of Things is a big deal! It offers businesses the opportunity to develop new services, improve real-time decision making, solve critical problems, and develop new end-user experiences. IoT is driving a world of increasingly connected devices, seamless connectivity … Read more
The Internet of Things (IoT) is having a transformative effect on almost every aspect of our industrialized economy, and the manufacturing sector is a prime beneficiary. A few weeks back I attended the Control System Integrators Association Executive Conference (CSIA), … Read more
In the Internet of Things, the car is more than just a “thing” and is becoming more like a “system of systems” that can securely aggregate, filter and share data to the cloud. As this happens, the focus of the … Read more
There are two principal influences inspiring the next generation of automotive innovation: safety and convenience. These two influences have helped advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) begin to eclipse In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) as the main market focus. Consumers are demanding both … Read more
Have you ever noticed how the millenials pick up new technology faster than the rest of us? From mobile devices to websites to apps, the learning curve around all things digital favors the young. While this is producing rapid cultural … Read more
Shopping can take place anywhere. From watching television on your couch, to walking down the street, to conversing with friends at a local restaurant—shopping does not begin solely with a customer entering a store—those physical boundaries no longer exist. So … Read more
When we first meet with advanced automotive design teams about their intelligent vehicle plans, they often assume the conversation will remain focused on platform speeds and feeds, CPU and GPU clock rates, and data latencies and throughput. This isn’t surprising … Read more
We want the same anywhere/anytime access to apps in our car that we enjoy on our phones and mobile devices, from Google Maps to Twitter. What are some of the other sorts of apps drivers are most eager to see? … Read more
Our mission at Intel is to “create and extend computing technology to connect and enrich the lives of every person on earth.” One of the ways we’re fulfilling this mission is through the acceleration of the Internet of Things (IoT) … Read more
The car has been around for about 100 years, give or take. And during that time the process for developing the car has remained largely unchanged. And while that process has accommodated countless innovations over the years, it has run … Read more
We live in a data-driven economy where capturing, analyzing, and utilizing data provides a significant business advantage. The Internet of Things (IoT) has generated a lot of excitement across the industrialized world for this reason, and new systems are rolling … Read more
The business transformation opportunity for the Internet of Things (IoT) is substantial. McKinsey Global Institute reported that the number of connected machines has grown 300 percent over the past five years, thanks in large part to new IoT solutions that help … Read more
Last October, I mentioned the Internet of Things offers a tremendous opportunity for businesses to truly transform themselves by realizing the potential of data that is sitting, untapped, in existing infrastructures. Connecting legacy devices to the cloud and enabling end-to-end … Read more
With the expectation and availability of real-time data at an all-time high in our daily lives, options for utilizing this data continue to grow—further increasing our dependence on it. When we talk about cars, the in-vehicle experience has traditionally been … Read more
Imagine an exercise bike that seamlessly connects to your smartphone to record your heart rate and performance, and measure your workouts over time. How about taking it a step further and automatically sharing your results on social media and competing … Read more
By now, everyone has come to realize how important the Internet of Things is in our daily lives. We’ve been explaining connected devices, intelligent gateways, systems-of-systems and end-to-end analytics. It’s a lot of information to differentiate and absorb! That’s why … Read more
NRF 2014 in New York City is the biggest event of the year for Intel’s Retail Solutions Division. We welcome Jose Avalos, Director of Visual Retail at Intel, to share highlights from this year’s show and talk about providing infrastructure … Read more
The conversation around vehicle security has taken on a whole new meaning in recent years. What used to be centered on power locks and alarm systems has now shifted markedly to data security. One can argue the value the data … Read more
In January, retail visionaries from all over the world came together in New York City at NRF 2014 to collaborate around the rapid innovation happening in the industry. The focus for Intel at “Retail’s BIG Show” was the broad diversity … Read more
The much anticipated sequel to Debuting the Intel® Industrial System Consolidation Series: Part 1. See that post for more information about the System Consolidation Series and the benefits of virtualization in industrial settings. As anticipated, our introduction of the system … Read more
Industrial virtualization just got easier! Today at Embedded World 2014 in Germany, we’re excited to be introducing the Intel® Industrial Solutions System Consolidation Series. This product family offers the benefits of virtualization in the industrial environment to many more companies … Read more
It’s that time of the year when the embedded community comes together for the biggest show of its kind at Embedded World in Nuremberg, Germany. This is always a big showcase for Intel and I’m pleased to offer a behind … Read more
Car manufacturers have long-since mastered the technologies of bending metal and creating things that spin with lots of horsepower and torque. But what’s next? In-vehicle innovation going forward is going to center around keeping drivers safer and making them more … Read more
When it comes to automotive safety, I embrace all ideas that can lead us to a safer driving experience. NHTSA Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) Announcement That’s why I viewed last week’s announcement by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) National Highway Traffic … Read more
In case you missed the first and second segments of this series, we captured a great conversation with executives from Intel, McAfee, and Wind River, who are on the leading edge of IoT solutions development. In this final segment, Tom … Read more
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a key component to enabling Intel to answer the question, “How do we make everything smart?” The answer was a central theme in Intel CEO Brian Krzanich’s keynote at CES 2014 and Fireside Chat, … Read more
In case you missed the first segment of this series, I had a great conversation with executives from McAfee, and Wind River about Intelligent Gateways. We’re continuing the conversation in this segment and discussing the inter-product roadmap and setting the … Read more
We’ve been talking a lot about the Internet of Things (IoT) and the opportunities it brings to almost every industry. But how do businesses start making IoT a reality today? We captured a great conversation recently with executives from Intel, … Read more
What will the Connected Store experience be like in 10 or 15 years? If you’ve had a chance to visit our booth #2738 at NRF, then you’ve seen some of the seamless experiences customers can expect and some of the … Read more
Along with everything else, stores have been “connected” to the Internet for a long time now. But in 2014, the connected store means so much more. This year, Intel is personalizing shopping with the Internet of Things (IoT) and Big … Read more
2014 will kick off with an invigorating start for the retail world with the 103rd Annual National Retail Foundation (NRF) show in New York City. At this year’s conference, we expect to see a lot of excitement around solutions that … Read more
When it comes to buying a car, the days of kicking the tires or looking under the hood are gone. The in-vehicle experience is center stage, it’s time to look forward, and inside, to see how cloud computing will change … Read more
Intelligent devices and systems are woven into the fabric of our daily lives in the worlds of retail, healthcare, automotive, and more. This year, the Internet of Things (IoT) will become increasingly apparent to people worldwide, as well as provide … Read more
In the time it takes an automaker to design and produce a car, a consumer electronics company has most likely introduced several generations of its technology. How can the two match up and serve the consumer? To find out, we … Read more
The cars of the future are being developed today with capabilities and experiences that inform, connect, entertain and assist the driver and passengers like never before. To find out more about intelligent vehicles of the future, we caught up with … Read more
The Internet of Things (IoT) is helping companies develop new services, enhance productivity and efficiency, and solve critical problems. This is especially true for industrial automation, where Internet-enabled machines are manufacturing better quality, and more customized products faster. IoT is enabling machines … Read more
We see them on the road every day: drivers who are talking on their phones, texting, eating, shaving, and even changing outfits. These drivers are partly the inspiration for some of the safety technology that is coming into vehicles. It’s … Read more
Rooted in science fiction and taking hold in science fact, there has always been a fascination in the tech industry around robots. What’s exciting today is that the Internet of Things is adding a new layer to robotics through low-power, … Read more
Streamlining predictive maintenance, improving production levels, and reducing waste and costs are constant challenges on factory floors everywhere. Intel factory floors are no exception. One of our most impactful weapons to combat these challenges is with end-to-end data analytics. We … Read more
A critical component for making the Internet of Things real are intelligent devices connected to each other and the cloud that share data and allow for end-to-end analytics. An ever increasing number of these devices are being connected wirelessly putting … Read more
Automakers put a lot of time and effort into delivering a reliable driving experience. They’re making tradeoffs in time-to-market to deliver the innovation and level of quality that we’ve come to expect, especially in the area of in-vehicle computing, given … Read more
In a world where a growing number of objects are connecting to the Internet of Things (IoT), it’s hardly a surprise that the automotive industry is buzzing about the “connected, intelligent vehicle.” The car is the next big device and … Read more
Intel has been busy talking about the Internet of Things recently at events in San Francisco, Barcelona, London, and this week in Taipei. The story around IoT is a big one that requires many voices and an ongoing dialogue to … Read more
This in an important week in the world of industrial computing with the China International Industry Fair (CIIF) taking place November 5 – 9, in Shanghai. To give you an idea about how important, China’s first-ever moon rover is making … Read more
The demos inside the Intelligent Systems Zone at IDF 2013 this year were truly impressive! If you missed the show, check out below some of the key highlights that showcase compelling examples of intelligent systems technology enabling the Internet of … Read more
A cadre of Intel executives has the good fortune to be in the beautiful city of Barcelona this week for the inaugural Internet of Things World Forum hosted by Cisco! The momentum of the Internet of Things (IoT) across the … Read more
During the course of any given week I will speak with a number of developers who are interested in creating innovative software apps for the burgeoning automotive market. Mostly, they share that they are looking for a robust development platform. … Read more
In any country, the electric grid is something that affects all of us, so it’s especially exciting to be able to report on Internet of Things (IoT) advances in this area. During Intel’s IoT press event we announced that Westfalen … Read more
Kumar Balasubramanian, GM of Intelligent Solutions Division at Intel discusses new versions of the Intel® Quark SoC X1000 product family, along with the Intel® Atom™ processor E3800 product family, and a new family of Intel-based intelligent gateway solutions featuring integrated software … Read more
The market opportunities around the Internet of Things (IoT) are substantial for Intel, McAfee, and Wind River, along with their ecosystem and the industry at large. But in a practical sense, how should businesses approach IoT? How can they start optimizing their … Read more
Session Presentation Slides Available Here: Enabling the Smart Connected World What’s up Everyone?! Are you ready for IDF 2013?! In the effort to bring forth some of the top technology experts from behind the scenes at Intel, I’m pleased to share … Read more
We’re back again! As you know, IDF this year was buzzing about how the Internet of Things (IoT) is all around us and how compute is reaching into more and more aspects of our daily lives. A great example of … Read more
As is always the case, IDF 2013 in San Francisco last week was a very busy, fun, and important event for the technology industry. It was personally very exciting for me to attend the top-notch keynotes this year and hear … Read more
IDF 2013 is around the corner and as you can imagine, we’re busy preparing to welcome the world to San Francisco for our global technology showcase. During the past twelve months since the last IDF, there’s been a marked acceleration … Read more
2018 is set to be a transformational year for businesses embracing IoT solutions. Businesses today – like never before – are looking for ways to process and analyze data faster and more efficiently to extract the right insights, in the … Read more
Digital Signs create a more personalized experience Businesses intent on galvanizing customers to patronize physical stores are faced with the challenge of how best to understand their customers, strengthen their brand identity, increase efficiency, boost revenue, and reduce costs. One … Read more
Imagine you had a magic wand, and with a quick flip you cast America with an aging “social contract.” One in which few go to college and most would retire by age 65. Many of whom stay withdrawn and dependent … Read more
The numbers are in and the results are clear. Retailers enjoyed a very good holiday season. Not only was U.S. retail spending up 4.9 percent over the previous year, but a new tax law promises to leave both businesses and … Read more
The challenge is local and global. The world has a major perishables problem. A full 30 percent of all perishable produce and products never make it all the way from the farm to the table. For Rogue Ales in Newport, … Read more
Unlike any other time, technology is having a tremendous impact on the energy industry. Some of the major trends are in areas we’re familiar with, yet the level of activity has increased dramatically. We see energy providers increasingly turning to … Read more
In 2018, smart building technologies that increase energy efficiency will continue to be at the top of the list for building managers and tenants. These technologies can generate a solid ROI by lowering utility bills, making the investment easier to … Read more
Digital disruption is here to stay. Much like the electronic revolution that led to PCs, mobile phones and smart devices, energy grids are on the verge of a major change. Consider the network of power plants, utilities and power lines … Read more
With Internet of Things (IoT) technology spending forecast to reach $772.5 billion this year — an increase of 15 percent over 2017 — the world’s top manufacturers are set to shift into exhilarating overdrive down the path to AI-driven and … Read more
At CES 2018, the smart home is leveling up. It’s no longer enough to simply connect more devices. Those connections must be fast, reliable and secure. Personal assistants are growing in popularity, bringing more intelligence to the home and adding … Read more
For some products, maintaining strict temperature controls during shipping is critical. Certain pharmaceuticals and vaccines require an unbroken chain of refrigerated environments to guarantee safety and effectiveness. Frozen foods need low temperatures to prevent bacterial growth, which can cause serious … Read more
In late October in Boston, Mass., the top minds in healthcare and technology came together at the Connected Health Conference to envision how connected healthcare will transform patient care and the systems used to deliver it, making remote care the … Read more
Cities are busy places, and they’re getting busier. Thankfully, many of them are also getting smarter by enabling smarter parking, better transportation and better air quality management for better citizen experiences. Among the most groundbreaking of innovations contributing to those … Read more
There are many challenges to the long-term viability of our healthcare systems. An increasingly older and growing population demanding care amid a shortage of qualified personnel. A shift from infectious to more costly chronic disease management. An evolving policy and … Read more
The Need for Personalization Today’s retail landscape is more competitive than ever. Brands have to rely and work with not only brick-and-mortar chains, but with websites around the world, many of which operate on thinner margins. Brands that are trying … Read more
Now that most people live in cities, urban areas are the de facto laboratories of the future. Cities drive innovation because of their swelling populations, professional networks, and perhaps most important, the richness of data they offer. Information is everywhere, … Read more
When shopping online, today’s customers want all the personalization of an in-store experience. And when they walk into a brick-and-mortar store, they want continuity from this online experience, based on the choices they made across all other touchpoints. Savvy retailers … Read more
We recently had the pleasure of sitting down with JDA Software GVP Product Strategy Todd McCourtie to discuss the future of brick-and-mortar stores. Successful retailing comes down to one thing: getting the right product into shoppers’ hands. That may sound simple, … Read more
For a glimpse of the future, look at the cities of today. The vast majority of economic activity, innovation, and energy consumption already happens in urban areas, leading 77 million people to relocate from rural to urban areas every year. … Read more
Shopper behavior and spending habits are changing dramatically, causing the retail industry to face a period of significant disruption. As shoppers are empowered by mobile devices, social media and the Internet, they expect retail experiences that combine choice, convenience, superior … Read more
We don’t live in a static world. When I “look” toward the future, I see sensing, machine learning and deep learning leading us toward a time when artificial intelligence (AI) could enable more secure and actionable retail insights with tremendous … Read more
Overhead and handheld radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology is transforming brick-and-mortar retail. Today, nearly 73 percent of all retailers are implementing RFID to track their inventory. The benefit is clear: As consumer shopping behaviors and expectations have shifted dramatically in the … Read more
What is sight without the power to understand what’s being seen? As the Internet of Things (loT) revolution continues, smart video technology keeps creating huge amounts of data. But even as these video technologies become more prevalent in cities, industrial … Read more
As the director of public sector and agriculture for the Intel Internet of Things Group, I focus on technologies, ecosystems and partnerships that need technologies that solve problems in a range of areas. We believe the technologies that we focus … Read more
I just came from the quadrennial meeting of the 21st IAGG World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics, where I noticed some things worth sharing. There’s been a tectonic shift in industry framing of aging — from costs of infirmity to value … Read more
When I’m bumper-to-bumper in a sea of exhaust fumes and distracted drivers, it seems like autonomous driving can’t get here fast enough. Nor can the potential rewards that come along with fully autonomous vehicles, like far fewer accidents and mobility … Read more
This is the second in a two-part blog series on trends in next-generation digital efficiency. In part one, I wrote about how commercial fleet vehicle management systems can drive efficiency while reducing CO2 emissions. To learn more, check out the … Read more
This is the first in a two-part blog series on trends in next-generation digital efficiency. To learn more, check out the eBook we created in partnership with GE Ecomagination titled, “Digital Efficiency: Driving Decarbonization and Unlocking Business Value Across Industries.” … Read more
We are closer to having autonomous homes, with advances in video, compute, and data processing capabilities being added to consumer products. This week marks the general availability of the Amazon Echo Show, which is notable not only for its popularity but … Read more
Energy, manufacturing, utilities, and public safety are just some of the segments challenged by rapidly evolving technological, economic, and social forces. Combine these pressures with opportunities enabled by Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and we can create transformational changes to … Read more
When we think about protecting the environment, we often think of faraway issues like melting ice caps or dwindling rainforests. The reality, however, is much closer to home. The World Health Organization estimates that 92 percent of the world’s population … Read more
The need to be “connected” at all times and have a “smarter” home is putting a huge stress on our home networks. Think about the typical house today, which has 10 or more connected devices such as tablets, laptops, smartphones, … Read more
This past weekend, while I was attending one of the world’s biggest auto racing events in my hometown of Indianapolis, I couldn’t help but think about the similarities between the race and what I do at Intel. When cars are … Read more
This post was originally published on Core77. Currently, most of the attention on connected vehicles is focused on the technology that lets cars drive themselves. However, in the near future, the industry will need to broaden its focus to include … Read more
The Factory of the Future, Industrial 4.0, and the smart and connected factory: Regardless of what it is called, the transformation of how companies are accelerating innovation represents a dramatic change in process based on new technologies. Among the catalysts … Read more
Our world is becoming increasingly automated, as seen by the rise of robotics, autonomous cars, 3D printing, wearable health trackers … and the list goes on. Likewise, our industry is experiencing tremendous progress in building and home automation, a key … Read more
Previously, I’ve written about functional safety solutions for industrial Internet of Things (IoT) and how innovative IoT technologies unlock value in supply chain management. As we head toward Hannover Messe in a few weeks, I’m excited to share how smart … Read more
Have you ever wondered why the buildings that we live and work in aren’t smarter? I have. For example, why can’t the conference room I’m sitting in sense more people entering the room and dynamically increase the airflow through the … Read more
Experience is the best teacher, which is what we discovered as the lead for an Intel smart building project. Even though the lessons we learned may seem simple or obvious, they can be difficult to carry out or easily glossed … Read more
There is a lot of buzz this week about 5G and how it will improve the way we live, work and play. One of the first areas where we will see the significant impact of 5G is in fixed wireless … Read more
It’s time for this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, February 27 to March 2, and I’m excited to share what we have in store for the Internet of Things (IoT). At MWC 2017, Intel will show how 5G will … Read more
Digital disruption is here to stay. Much like the electronic revolution that led to PCs, mobile phones and smart devices, energy grids are on the verge of a major change. Consider the network of power plants, utilities and power lines … Read more
Looking ahead, one thing is clear: Rapidly evolving technology is critical to the future of fully connected driving. Recently, I wrote about what goes on under the hood of the latest connected vehicles. Others in my field have covered the … Read more
This is the third in a series of blog posts based on Intel research into human-machine interfaces (HMIs) for connected driving. Read the first and second in this series. In my previous articles, I’ve written about why it’s so important … Read more
This is the second in a series of blog posts based on Intel research into human-machine interfaces (HMIs) for connected driving. Read the first one here. In my previous blog post I wrote about how Intel’s user experience research teams … Read more
Attendees flocking to CES last week were expecting, as they do so every year, Christmas in January: The newest, coolest consumer electronics, including the latest in smart and connected home technology. With the explosive growth in the Internet of … Read more
Note: This blog post originally appeared on AutomatedBuildings.com. Smart city tech deployments are expected to increase in the next year and of them significantly; the biggest one will be commercial-smart buildings. Connected building solutions, whether it’s environmental controls, communications interfaces, … Read more
A recent conference in China confirmed that a quiet revolution in digital signage is on. The moment is ripe for transformation. Costs for sensors, bandwidth and compute have decreased significantly, while cloud, streaming media, remote management and increasing performance are … Read more