A concept combining the IoT and Cloud for smart city applications, in domains such as Resource Management, Safety & Emergency Management, and Citizen Health Enhancement.
Intelligent devices that can scan and determine which radio frequencies are quiet and rapidly pick one or more over which to transmit and receive data.
A term coined by IBM to describe vehicles that will learn from the behaviors of drivers, occupants and vehicles around them, plus be aware of the vehicle's own condition and the state of the surrounding environment.
Based on the popular REST model, CoAP is a specialized web transfer protocol for use with constrained nodes and constrained networks (e.g., low-power, lossy) in the IoT.
The COBie approach simplifies the capture and recording of building project handover data, basically by entering things like serial numbers as the project progresses.
In contrast with the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), the CIoT deals with devices and services targeting the consumer market, such as wearables, smart lighting, home security, etc.
In automobiles, a CAN connects Electronic Control Units (ECU's) using a multi-master serial bus (the CAN bus) to control actuators or receive feedback from sensors.
A novel system for inventors and entrepreneurs to bypass traditional funding methods such as venture capital by raising small amounts from a large group of individual backers.
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