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How IoT in Education is Changing the Way We Learn

Third grade students study on computers using online learning in the lab at Rocketship SI Se Puede, a charter, public elementary school, on February 18, 2014 in San Jose, California.Melanie Stetson Freeman/The Christian Science Monitor via Getty Images The Internet of Things, the connection of devices (other than standard products such as computers and smartphones) to the …

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Stackable, IoT-enabled dumpster homes to address urban housing crisis

From dumpster to smart home AUSTIN–Jeff Wilson, CEO and founder of KASITA, moved from a modern, comfortable, 3,000 square-foot home to a 33 square-foot dumpster. His inspiration for the drastic, unconventional change came from a UCLA study that tracked the movements of 32 middle class families throughout their homes, and determined that most of a home …

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Microsoft cloud chief: Our early IoT investment sets us apart from Amazon

It’s become largely accepted by most industry watchers that the Number 1 and 2 players in the cloud are Amazon and Microsoft.Both offer infrastructure as a service and platform as a service. Both share many higher-level services in common. Given that landscape, what does Azure do better than Amazon’s AWS? That question was put to …

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CEDIA 2016: Crestron Adds Alexa To Its Smart-Home Roster

Custom home automation and control supplier Crestron is the latest company to incorporate Amazon’s Alexa smart voice assistant into its products. Crestron-certified installers will be able to build voice-controlled scenes and settings that are fully customized to their clients’ needs, the company said. The company said integration will not be limited to basic functions such …

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Alexa, How Can Government Adopt Artificial Intelligence Faster?

Dave Egts is chief technologist, North America public sector at Red Hat. Artificial intelligence showed a lot of promise decades ago when many thought expert systems and fuzzy logic would be used everywhere. Unfortunately, that didn’t quite come to fruition, largely because the concepts were ahead of their time. Today, AI is a reality. We use …

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