IoT for Smart Water Management
In this episode of the IoT For All Podcast, Ramtin Massoumzadeh, co-founder and CEO of Quandify, joins Ryan Chacon to discuss IoT for smart water management. The conversation covers the limitations of analog water metering, the use of LoRaWAN for connectivity, real-world water management solutions in residential buildings and camping sites, water awareness and conservation, […]
Read MoreFile handling in server-side JavaScript
const fs = require(‘fs’); const filename = ‘binary.bin’; fs.readFile(filename, (err, data) => { if (err) { console.error(‘Error reading file:’, err); return; } console.log(data); // process the Buffer data using Buffer methods (e.g., slice, copy) }); Streaming files in JavaScript Another facet of dealing with files is streaming in chunks of data, which becomes a necessity […]
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Read MoreIoT Energy Optimization Throughout the Development Stack
In the winter of 2016, many Google Nest users woke up freezing. “The Nest Learning Thermostat is dead to me, literally,” wrote Nest user Nick Bilton in the New York Times. In a single January night, Nest smart thermostats across the U.S. suffered rapid and sudden battery drainage. The culprit? An over-the-air (OTA) software update […]
Read MoreOracle’s HeatWave data analytics service gets new gen AI features
HeatWave has been made available as part of the OCI Always Free Service, which enables enterprises to develop and run small-scale applications using HeatWave MySQL, analytics, machine learning, JaveScript, HeatWave Vector Store, and process data in object store. “All OCI accounts get access to a standalone HeatWave instance in OCI in their home region, along with 50 GB of storage […]
Read MoreInfluxData makes performance, storage improvements to InfluxDB 3.0
While Arrow provides an in-memory columnar format, Data Fusion, Flight SQL, and Parquet provide a query engine with SQL processing capabilities, a protocol for SQL interactions with databases, and an open columnar oriented data storage format that is widely used by data platforms, respectively, Menninger explained. “InfluxDB is designed to support the most demanding real-time, […]
Read MoreAre you ready for data hyperaggregation?
AI is the driver If the concept of abstraction has been around for decades, albeit called different things, why is there renewed interest now? A significant factor driving data hyperaggregation is the growing focus on AI and machine learning (ML). As companies increasingly integrate AI and ML into their workflows, the need for consolidated and […]
Read MoreGuaranteeing Connectivity in Smart Buildings
The rapid advancement in smart building technologies is transforming how we design, operate, and manage buildings. As urban areas expand and environmental challenges grow, investing in smart buildings has become essential for efficiency and sustainability. Our whitepaper, “Guaranteeing Connectivity in Smart Buildings,” is a comprehensive guide for designing and operating Building Management Systems (BMS) with […]
Read MoreCouchbase Capella gets columnar support on AWS
Further, developers will be able to use integrated development environments, such as Visual Studio Code along with community-supported extensions, such as cbshell 1.0, which supports vector search, and plugins such as Ionic Capacitor for Couchbase Lite, which simplifies cross-platform mobile development. Capella, currently, has three plans for its subscribers — Basic, Developer Pro, and Enterprise […]
Read MoreWhat is Open Platform Communications (OPC)?
Open Platform Communications (OPC) is an interoperability standard for secure data exchange in industrial automation and other areas. It is designed to be platform-independent so devices from different vendors can exchange information. The original standard was limited to Microsoft technologies, so its application was restricted to Windows systems, but the standard is now more platform-independent, […]
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