Whether it’s starlings teaching us about high speed, resilient networks, or training IoT execs by Horsepower, Gilli Coston and Ken Figueredo show that the world of technology has much to learn from Nature. It’s also Human Nature to make fantastically bad decisions – and Trending Tech Podcast hears how technology can bail you out if you decide to post a friend home from Australia. Listen, people do! Plus the SEC says Blockchain is more than a question of trust … it’s also about iced tea. And finally, Jeremy Cowan gets an eyeful of upcoming news in Augmented Reality.
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May 25, 2021
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London, UK. April 1st, 2021 – WeKnow Media Ltd, the award organisers, are pleased to announce that the 4th annual IoT Global Awards are now Open for Entries.
April 6, 2021
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Technology events are starting to re-open face-to-face, but are we ready to attend? Many people only want to join virtual events. So what can we expect in 2021 and how will events change in 2022? Tech Trends Podcast asks a successful event organiser, Giles Cummings, and a top keynote speaker, Matt Hatton for their views on the way forward. Plus, are we witnessing Peak Tech? Big Tech firms face big problems in East and West. And we gawp at $69 million spent on one digital artwork.
March 25, 2021
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Spanish retail industry is mature and highly developed worldwide. Local fashion brands and global branded fashion companies have expanded to every possible corner of this market. SME retailers in the fashion market operate their supply chain with more time, longer turnaround and inaccurate data in the competition against big retailers. A couple of years back, they have started the evolution of adopting UHF RFID technology from traditional barcode tracking solutions. SME spot RFID technology fruitful productivity.
February 22, 2021
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Valuable new software is coming to a telco near you, and it could change your home life. Big claim? Well, early evidence shows that communication service providers (CSPs) may be on the cusp of a major revenue and reputation boost. In the latest Tech Trends Podcast Jeremy Cowan quizzes telecoms analyst, Teresa Cottam of Omnisperience about their new report showing that connected customer assurance & protection services (CCAPS) are urgently needed by consumers as well as small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The signs are there are big reputations and big money to be won. But will telcos be the ones that win?
February 15, 2021
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Growing mobile data traffic as we work from home, and rising business demand to connect devices in the Internet of Things are two upsides for an industry hit hard by the pandemic. But… well, you knew there had to be a ‘but’. One downside is rising fraud. It cost communication service providers US$28.3 billion according to the last CFCA global survey in 2019. BICS’ Mikael Schachne and Damion Rose, our guests on the latest Tech Trends Podcast tell us fraud is rising and they’re well placed to know. Can Machine Learning cut the risk? Jeremy Cowan and George Malim find out.
January 14, 2021
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UHF RFID can effectively improve the data collection procedure, and its applications are using in a wide spectrum of industries. Our new product Chainway R5 Wearable BT RFID Reader can easily add UHF RFID functions to almost all smart devices, helping users easily expand UHF RFID functions. The users who only need to add a single UHF function do not need to replace the original equipment. It helps in incorporating RFID technology into the application category with less investment.
Chainway R5 device inbuilt with best performing UHF read & write. It uses the self-developed CM2000-1 UHF module based on Impinj Indy R2000. Thus, cover a wide range with fast and accurate tag reading. The maximum reading distance of RFID tags can reach 9 meters. The device offers type C USB and Bluetooth 4.o BLE functions to facilitate data communication for a user. It can be easily added to almost all Android/IOS smart devices for data capturing solutions in warehouse management and power inspection. Multi-industry applications such as inspection, asset management, and retail.
Chainway R5, specially designed for wearable, is equipped with a magnetic buckle wristband that makes it more convenient to wear, detach, and easy to use. It can help users to read electronic tags while allowing their hands to do other things simultaneously. The R5 not just capable to make the RFID application convenient, but also improves the working efficiency of front-line staff. For example, in logistics sorting, the staff can wear R5 on their wrists. When reading the tag attached to a package, they can also free up their hands to carry the goods. There is no need to pick up or put down the RFID reader. The whole operation process is smoother and saves a lot of working time.
Besides, Chainway company equips R5 with a 2000mAh removable battery, which is convenient for battery replacement and fast charging. It only takes 2 hours for a full charge and has a longer battery life. It is IP65 rated, waterproof, dustproof, shockproof, and can resist natural drops from a height of 1.2 meters. These features make the R5 device suitable for a variety of applications in various industries.
January 4, 2021
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There’s no time like a pandemic to talk about Connected and Remote Healthcare. And who better to ask about it than two senior execs from a mobile network operator successfully delivering these services now to millions in its home market. Luc Vilandre and Mike Cihra from Canada’s TELUS talk exclusively to Jeremy Cowan, host of Tech Trends Podcast and Robin Duke-Woolley, founder of Beecham Research about choices in hospitals between WiFi 6 and 5G, smart healthcare services, and about the insights that IoT brings to help decision-making. That’s before we dive into some weird and wonderful stories in the wider tech world.
December 16, 2020
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December 3, 2020
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Telcos worldwide are facing competition over their new services from agriculture to telehealth logistics to manufacturing. It’s vital for them to roll-out new services quickly, reliably, scalably and interoperably with their partners. This kind of openness can only be built on common frameworks, micro services, APIs, and configurable multi-capabilities. Fortunately, Sunil Diaz, General Manager Enghouse Networks, can guide us through this, joined by IoT analyst Josh Taubenheim from US firm MachNation. Enjoy our podcast as it’s time to look again at the serious and the far-less-serious Tech News.
November 10, 2020
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