Internet of Things
Rogers to launch new IoT service in Ontario in step towards 5G
Service will be best used for asset monitoring, industrial automation, utility meters and smart cities.
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Smarten up your motors: connect with the world of IIoT
Food plant managers can retrofit most motors with smart sensors to bring their plants into the digital age.
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New projects boost innovation: aerospace, automotive and entrepreneurs targeted
Incubators, accelerators, and developers collaborate with industry and academia to nurture research and development.
Manufacturers are seeing the value of IoT
Study of worldwide executives shows a turnaround in engagement from a year ago.
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Smart and secure: IIoT rewards come with risks
Not all necessary safeguards have been implemented to protect networks, data and systems from cyber threats.
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Continuous improvement isn’t enough: Industry 4.0 sets a new bar
Technology allows manufacturers to consider their processes differently, and drastically improve upon them.
IoT in action…at a music festival
This was the Internet of Things, in full force, in the least likely of places…
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Mind vs. machine: human judgement still trumps data
Executives still rely on humans to inform significant business decisions but Canadian companies are quickly becoming more
data driven. Canada must position itself for a new trade era
Business can no longer rely on high commodity prices or traditional manufacturing for future export successes.
Global Automation & Manufacturing Summit
September 14th 2016The Global Automation & Manufacturing Summit on September 14 2016 will examine how the Fourth Industrial Revolution is changing manufacturing, specifically topics that fall under the “Industrial Internet of Things” umbrella, including how automation improves productivity and improves efficiency, and…
Telus study finds Canadian businesses split on IoT plans
Nearly half have no plans to implement Internet of Things technology.
The window to a new trade era is open
A failure to address the “disruption” of technological change driven in part by Industry 4.0 and the Industrial Internet of Things will further weaken performance in global markets where the list of competitors is growing.
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Data acquisition in Industry 4.0
Slave ethernet port links up to eight daisy-chained expansion modules and converts more than 100 channels to one IP address.
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Mapping Canada’s future
A framework for manufacturing success.
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Gateway to IoT
Communicates through multiple ports.
