Connected living suggests smart home environments with internet-enabled devices and appliances that can be monitored, controlled, optimized and automated from anywhere. It offers integrated systems for higher convenience, efficiency, security and peace of mind.The foundational technology enabling connected living ecosystems is the Internet of Things...
Micromobility speaks to a range of small, lightweight vehicles operating at speeds typically below 25 mph designed for short trips within urban areas and dense suburbs. Powered by electric motors or human exertion, these nimble responsive transports help alleviate traffic congestion and emissions from inner-city...
Intelligent digital assistants are software programs that leverage natural language processing and machine learning to interpret user commands, answer questions, make recommendations and operate connected devices hands-free to assist in tasks and decision-making.Leading examples include virtual assistants like Amazon’s Alexa, Apple’s Siri and Google Assistant...
Reinsurance is a specialized type of insurance that insurance companies purchase to mitigate risk in their business operations. Essentially, reinsurance allows insurance companies to transfer a portion of their policy risks to another insurer – the reinsurer. The purpose of reinsurance is to diversify risk...
Smart factories are fully-integrated manufacturing environments enabled by interconnect industrial internet of things (IIoT) devices, artificial intelligence, extensive data analytics, and automated processes to optimize productivity, quality, operations and supply chain management. They are seen by some as the pinnacle of the fourth industrial revolution...
Connected cars are vehicles that use internet connectivity to enhance the driving experience. Connected car technology turns an automobile into a Wi-Fi hotspot, equipping it with online access, mobility services, and smart features through continuous data transmission. As with many internet of things (IoT) devices...
