Industry 4.0 Challenges in 2020 The concept of Industry 4.0 refers to the use of smart technologies to make manufacturing less wasteful, more efficient, and more productive. …

The Internet of Things (IoT), once a niche technology for startups, is now a technology on which billion-dollar enterprises are building their futures. IoT has already changed the way we live. There’s a great deal on the horizon. Here are the six top IoT IoT Practice experts at the global…

“The car of the future will be more like a smartphone with wheels than the kind of automobiles we see today. It will be digitally operated and autonomous, and it will need to entertain us too.” — Michael Todd, Global Head of Innovation at Henkel Adhesive Technologies. Picture this: you…

Finding a parking spot can be a nightmare. For locals and tourists alike, parking poses a major challenge in every city, commonly resulting in tremendously frustrating drives around the block over-and-over again searching for somewhere to leave their car. According to the United Nations, approximately 55% of the global population…

If you’re a city dweller, you know that parking can be a nightmare. As if the traffic congestion wasn’t enough of an obstacle for arriving at your appointment on time, finding a suitable place to leave your car sometimes takes as long as the commute itself. …

“Contracts, transactions, and the records of them are among the defining structures in our economic, legal, and political systems. They protect assets and set organizational boundaries. They govern interactions among nations, organizations, communities, and individuals…And yet these critical tools and the bureaucracies formed to manage them have not kept up…

Our cities are getting smarter. Over the past several years, advanced technologies have been implemented in a growing number of urban centers. And the proliferation of IoT is continuing at a rapid pace, making cities more livable and efficient while substantially improving the sustainability of highly-populated areas throughout the world. …

As the Internet of Things (IoT) expands throughout the world, the auto industry is gearing up for monumental changes in both individual and public transportation. Considering the fact that 80% of car accidents could be prevented with enhanced vehicle connectivity, according to the U.S. …

“Instead of having all connected cars report back to a single server, blockchain data is distributed amongst all members of the network. Hacking the system would require hacking all vehicles on the network at the same time, a virtually impossible task.” …