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How Internet of Things and Augmented Reality are a Perfect Match
The combination of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Augmented Reality (AR) is not only allowing enterprises to gather data and generate insights from it, instead, it is also delivering those insights to the right people at the right time to create maximum impact.
If IoT is the year’s blockbuster, then Augmented Reality is gradually becoming an innovation that lets workers easily gain access to what’s happening with their smart connected products. IoT generates the data required and AR assists in using that data optimally.
Internet of Things (IoT) and Augmented Reality (AR)
IoT uses its network of smart objects, sensors, and processors, and makes the entire process autonomously responsive by continuously gathering data, analyzing it and triggering the relevant and appropriate responses from the concerned entities.
For Instance, IoT-based inventory management system uses sensors and scanners to monitor the consumption and storage of materials present in a manufacturing facility. Moreover, whenever the inventory reaches depletion, the IoT-powered systems either place an order for replenishment or it notifies the concerned authorities.
Augmented Reality is integrated to provide workers the ability to access vital information. For example, the use of AR smart glasses in the logistics department is helping to sort the units and also helps to identify packages efficiently without struggling to read the printed tags or use hand-held scanners.
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Trending AI Technologies That Will Dominate in 2019
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has shown a tremendous transformation in healthcare, education, manufacturing, and almost all other sectors. AI products are gradually infiltrating homes and workplaces. This is raising concerns regarding the effects of AI on the job market; ArtificiaI Intelligence is transforming the lives and is only scaling the human mind and not replacing it.
Let’s have a look at Top Technologies To Watch Out In 2019
AI To Enhance Field Service Management and Boost Business Performance
Field Service Management is a type of software which helps an organization to simplify its field operations by automating them. FSM includes the detection of a field service need, scheduling and making the best use of the technicians on the field, thanks to Artificial Intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Augmented Reality (AR) are revolutionizing all the industries and field services is not left behind. AI in collaboration with technologies like AR and IoT will provide better device maintenance, repair, service, and other facilities as well.
• Supported By Chatbots
Chatbots have simplified and have made communication more effective thereby providing a seamless experience to its customers. AI-powered chatbots are smart as they work according to the need of the customers; they comprehend easily if a client requires additional information or whether they require assistance in resolving any issue. Smart algorithms power chatbots and determine all necessary information before dispatching a technician.
• Informed Scheduling
AI sensors deployed on machines emits alerts regarding the state of the machinery which informs the stakeholders to take necessary actions. Informed scheduling ensures that all the field services take place timely and making it cost-effective for organizations. The field service enables the workforce to work where it is needed, satisfying the customers and enriching the job of the workforce.
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GeekNights – Pokemon Go: Initial Thoughts
Pokémon GO is getting my whole groups of my friends outside with Pokévision on their phones. That’s great, but as GeekNights podcast explains, there isn’t any skill or strategy in the game right now. Everything is a grind that takes exponentially longer as you go on. Battles are won by whoever has spent the most time playing the game, and that’s not going to change when more features are added. At least Ingress has teamwork going for it. Watch out for Team Rocket?
I almost made a post without an image or a video in it. This post would have looked weird without one. Always be aware of your surroundings, folks.
(Skip to 29:58, a little over halfway through, for the Pokémon GO part of the podcast. I had a button for this in the Wordpress post but it won't work with Tumblr's weird audio player.)
Source: GeekNights via some gaming podcast ranking site about eight years ago
Keiichi Matsuda – Hyper-Reality
Oh no, is this how augmented reality will end up? Graphic designer Keiichi Matsuda imagines Medellin, Colombia with a glitchy layer of graphics, apps, and ads covering it from top to bottom. These things are fine on my phone because they go away when I put my phone away. With augmented reality, there’s no escape.
Source: Hyper-Reality via TwistedSifter
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