Category Archives: IoT, Internet of things, smart connected devices, IoT analytics
Alchemy IoT’s Cognitive Analytics: Learning Algorithm Update
This is quick update on the earlier post (link) that explained our experiment on testing our learning algorithm that runs on light and temperature signals that are fed from the Arduino device placed in the Alchemy IoT software developers’ room. It has … Continue reading
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Tagged arduino, cognitive analytics, learning analytics, not device
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Defining “Cognitive Analytics”
I wrote a couple of posts on this subject recently (link, link) and wanted to elaborate a bit more – this is an exciting subject to think about and work on. Let me start with my own definition of Cognitive … Continue reading
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Tagged anomaly detection, cognitive analytics, Internet of things, iot, IoT analytics, learning algorithm, smart connected devices
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Programmable Self-Assembly in a Thousand-Robot Swarm
This video covers some interesting project done at Harvard University recently: “Form a sea star shape,” directs a computer scientist, sending the command to 1,024 little bots simultaneously via an infrared light. The robots begin to blink at one another and … Continue reading
The Hierarchy of IoT “Thing” Needs
Below is the Hierarchy of IoT “Thing” Needs. It’s sort of an outlook on IoT from IoT’s point of view. The absolute necessities (and things that need to be taken care of first) are at the bottom. The ultimate goals, … Continue reading
Enterprise View of the Internet of Things
This is an interesting way to summarize the main building elements of enterprise IoT: One thing that is implied in this diagram through phrases such as “connected workplace,” “business process monitoring, control, & optimization,” etc., is that humans are still … Continue reading
