vector embeddings
What are vector embeddings? Vector embeddings are numerical representations that capture the relationships and meaning of words, phrases and other data types. Through vector embeddings, essential characteristics or features of an object are translated into a concise and organized array of numbers, helping computers rapidly retrieve information. Similar data points are clustered closer together after […]
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IoT Intercoms: How the Internet of Things Simplifies Real Estate
Illustration: © IoT For All Interconnected smart devices continuously exchange data, solve problems, and simplify everyday life. In fact, over 120 devices connect to the internet every second — and no matter your profession, you’ve probably interacted with at least one already today. One such device is an IoT intercom. While you might not expect […]
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What is a smart home?
A smart home or building uses devices connected via the internet to enable remote monitoring and management of appliances and systems. Smart home technology, also known as home automation, provides homeowners with added security convenience and energy efficiency. It enables them to control smart devices simply with an app on a smartphone or other networked […]
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What To Consider When Buying IoT Connectivity
In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Marc Sauter, Head of IoT Product Management at Vodafone, joins Ryan Chacon to discuss what businesses should consider when buying IoT connectivity. Marc highlights Vodafone’s global efforts to connect businesses intelligently, offering real-time operational data that can help automate processes. He outlines the role of artificial […]
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Google Project IDX adds Android emulators, iOS simulator
Project IDX, Google’s experimental, AI-powered, cloud-based developer platform, has added Android and iOS simulators and templates for Go, Python, Node.js, and other languages and development frameworks, the company announced on January 25. An experimental initiative in limited preview, Project IDX is intended to bring an entire full-stack, multi-platform application development to the cloud. The latest […]
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LoRa Alliance® Issues 2023 Annual Report
The LoRa Alliance®, the global association of companies backing the open LoRaWAN®standard for IoT low-power wide-area networks (LPWANs), issued its 2023 End of Year Report. It highlights the LoRa Alliance’s incredible achievements throughout the year, in addition to providing updates on LoRaWAN deployments, technology, and certification advancements. Trends highlighted in the 2023 report include: LoRaWAN is seeing strong […]
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Machine learning for Java developers: Machine learning data pipelines
The article, Machine learning for Java developers: Algorithms for machine learning, introduced setting up a machine learning algorithm and developing a prediction function in Java. Readers learned the inner workings of a machine learning algorithm and walked through the process of developing and training a model. This article picks up where that one left off. […]
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5 ways tech leaders can increase their business acumen
Developers, engineers, data scientists, and other technologists generally understand the value of earning technical certifications, experimenting with new technologies, and strengthening collaboration skills. However, developing business acumen is just as critical for those seeking more responsibilities and opportunities to work on strategic initiatives. Business acumen sometimes refers to business skills, including leadership, understanding business financials, […]
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StorHub, GreenA Consultants, and UnaBiz Achieve LEED Certification
SINGAPORE – StorHub Self-Storage Group (StorHub), Asia Pacific’s leading self-storage platform, announced that the company has achieved certification in Arc Skoru and is on track to achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design v4.1 Operation and Maintenance (“LEED v4.1 O+M” or “LEED”) certification for the largest collection of self-storage facilities in Singapore. StorHub has partnered with […]
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Building AI agents with Semantic Kernel
Back in the early 1990s, I worked in a large telecoms research lab, as part of the Advanced Local Loop group. Our problem domain was the “last mile”—getting services to peoples’ homes. One of my research areas involved thinking about what might happen when the network shift from analog to digital services was complete. I […]
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