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[mechanoid] 24/6/2018 07:22

Interesting read:-



Mechanoid

[andrbea] 24/6/2018 07:16

ThingWorx is a specifically developed industrial innovation platform for reducing the time, costs and risks associated with creating industrial IoT solutions for today's connected world. PTC shows trade fair visitors how ThingWorx uses data from the sensors on the physical pump to create a real-time Augmented Reality experience.

Device Authority provides innovative solutions that simplify the identification of IoT devices and the protection and encryption of data from these devices. The team demonstrates how the KeyScaler platform creates a secure connection between the clouds of TeamViewer and ThingWorx. This authenticates and authorizes the device and encrypts the data in transit after which it is safely stored in ThingWorx.

TeamViewer is a leading global provider of IoT, connectivity, monitoring, support and collaboration software. The remote access solution is integrated into ThingWorx. Using the pump, TeamViewer demonstrates how data is collected and analyzed real-time in the ThingWorx dashboard for monitoring system behavior. TeamViewer's Live Remote Control function is used to troubleshoot and manage the device remotely

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source (in dutch)

[mechanoid] 24/6/2018 06:14

Getting the message across:-



Mechanoid

[mechanoid] 24/6/2018 06:12

Some industries have been faster than others to adopt the internet of things

The Internet of Things stands to bring the power of digital technology into a range of fields. While every field will likely see some impact from the IoT, some stand to benefit by being early adopters. Here are a few of the industries that are adopting the IoT early on.

Transportation

Google Navigation and similar apps are already taking advantage of IoT principles by detecting slow traffic through users’ devices. The transportation industry can use the IoT to determine which routes are most effective. It’s possible to track vehicle performance as well, ensuring that problems are detected early on. Success in the transportation industry is about eking out small advantages over competitors, and the IoT can deliver an edge.

Retail

Much like the transportation industry, the retail industry lives on the edge of profitability. Ensuring a store’s layout is ideal is crucial for making the sales needed to make a profit, and data is crucial for making the right decisions. Another advantage of the IoT is its ability to track results quickly. Stores can try an array of strategies to find those that work, and they won’t need to wait for weeks or months to gather valuable data.

Energy

One of the earliest adopters of the IoT concept is the electrical industry. Reading meters is a significant expense, but smart meters provide faster responses and instant access to information. They also reduce the possibility of tampering, and they can provide more accuracy that analog meters used in the past. Smart sensors along the power grip can provide a detailed overview of the system as a whole, letting electrical companies send only the power that is needed to avoid waste.
Which industries are IoT's early adopters? TechNative

Agriculture

It may seem surprising that agriculture, a field that’s as far from high-tech as any, is a leading adopter of the IoT. However, the sheer size of modern farms means that sensors are invaluable tools. Furthermore, farms with a sufficient volume of sensors are easier to automate, ensuring more efficient use of water and power and reducing the amount of labor needed. Modern IoT agriculture systems are sophisticated; measuring nitrogen levels in soil, for example, lets automatic tillers lay down fertilizer precisely where it’s needed, which leads to better crop yields while further reduce labor requirements.

Healthcare

The healthcare field covers a broad range of activities and interactions, and the IoT can help most of them. Hospitals can use real-time IoT data to make the most of their limited resources and to provide better patient interaction. The IoT can also ease the transfer of patient data, letting medical providers spend less time wrangling paperwork and more time with patients. Data measured over time makes it easier for hospital administrators to schedule doctors, nurses, and support staff, further reduce operating expenses.

City Management

Cities are large and unwieldy entities, and gaining an overview of them is challenging. Instead of relying on reports for employees, cities can instead use IoT data to make sense of their complexity.
Which industries are IoT's early adopters? TechNative

Cities are dynamic places, and handling events, both planned and unplanned, is a real challenge. Real-time data supplied by the IoT makes dealing with unusual circumstances more manageable.

The IoT is expanding, and more industries will eventually incorporate the IoT paradigm into regular operations. Over time, more and more employees, managers, and planners will find themselves relying on IoT data as part of their daily jobs. Technological fads come and go, but the IoT idea is here to stay.



All with the potential of being hacked, all need securing.

Mechanoid

[kkrriiss2] 23/6/2018 23:55

DA is on 2 different booths at the tech expo this week
One with just DA Ptc
One with DA Ptc TeamViewer

[kkrriiss2] 23/6/2018 23:48

@device authority tweet 1hr ago
Looking to accelerate your IoT business? @DeviceAuthority Enterprise #IoT security blueprint using @ThingWorx, a @PTC technology can help you design security from the start - if you're at #IoTTechExpo on June 27-28 head to booth #293 for printed copy! hubs.ly/H0cLNlc0

KeyScaler ThingWorx Always-On Agent - A crypto agent for ThingWorx Always-On protocol provides transparent, policy-based encryption for device applications connected to ThingWorx
PTC’s ThingWorx platform, with these extensions, provides a secure solution to customers by delivering:

Always on agent ?..... Is keyscaler taking over the day to day running of PTCs platform

[kkrriiss2] 23/6/2018 23:40

riot2 has not the IQ to ask these questions someones feeding him a prepared script

[riot2] 23/6/2018 23:05

I'm sure Johnma will inform the market as soon as he drops below 7%

[poppet123] 23/6/2018 22:59

O/T, beautiful evening here in west Wales family BBQ , marinated steaks , lovely. My son brought over 2 wild loons, we put on the fire , and forgot all about, you can guess the result....ashes!!, gone in the bin.just in case any doubt they where the real McCoy Looni Loons

[riot2] 23/6/2018 22:52

The board are not doing anything wrong. Blimey they even issued an rns warning you not to buy, clearly stating what they are worth.

If you belive what the #poundsnotpence crew - johnma, kriss and still waiting etc etc over the Tern BoD then you are mad.

Is Johnma selling? I don't know.
He would be pretty stupid if he wasnt....10xNAV IS A SELL ALL DAY LONG

As I have already demonstrated, you can easily sell without informing the market, happens all the time. Todd Kozel and GKP for example - reported months and months after he sold.

If you paid 2,3,4p. Why arent you cashing out?

U can get 30p, when ur own BoD says its worth 5p?

#nobrainer

[loglorry1] 23/6/2018 22:47

Riot are you referring to Johnna ? When he says a buy has been made at a price and quantity it appears.
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It is impossible to know if it is a sell or a buy. I could sell 200k shares and claim it's a buy and it would report on the tape exactly the same way. By using slightly delayed reporting it's impossible to even determine which way it was by seeing how close to bid or offer it was at the time.

They really are indistinguishable.

Bottom line is there have been no TR1s from JohnMa since the 0.41% rise to 7%. The other 6.59% was bought sub 10p most sub 5p.

[warrenfingerfood] 23/6/2018 22:24

Riot are you referring to Johnna ? When he says a buy has been made at a price and quantity it appears.
So Johnna has bought 7% he has had to issue a number of rns all of which have been increasing his osition. He has not issued any to say he has sold but you are accusing him of buying at 2 p then selling.
I bought most of mine at 2p 3p 4p and still have them. I have them because I have done my homework.
So now you are saying Johnna is working a ponzi do you think the bod are in on the scheme as well?

[tullynessle] 23/6/2018 22:11

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General information about the " Full Body Haptic VR Suit"




Teslasuit - Full Body Haptic VR Suit at CES 2018

Digital Trends
Published on 11 Jan 2018
The Teslasuit is a full body haptic suit geared to immerse you deeper into virtual reality, much like Ready Player One. Predicting that the suit will be available for purchase next year, Teslasuit is now looking to work with developers to have their suit implemented in more VR games.

[tullynessle] 23/6/2018 22:05

Various applications for "haptic gloves"



Sense Glove at CES 2018


Digital Trends
Published on 11 Jan 2018
The Sense Glove works with your current VR system, which was initially designed for B2B practices, making training--through VR--more effective. A haptic system runs through the Sense Glove, giving users a physical sensation when interacting with objects in virtual reality

[tullynessle] 23/6/2018 22:02

It will be interesting to identify the applications and strategies that Fundamental have for haptic gloves - integration into healthcare / surgical related training or other verticals?




The Haptic Gloves Have Arrived And They’re Pretty Incredible


Interesting Engineering
Published on 6 Dec 2017
Haptic Gloves

[tullynessle] 23/6/2018 21:55

Ms Smalley mentions things that are coming such as "haptic gloves" and "haptic bodysuits", and they hope to support all of those.




FundamentalVR - Vicky Smalley, Chief Technology Officer


Fundamental
Published on 23 May 2018

[tullynessle] 23/6/2018 21:49

Apologies if posted previously. Video is dated 12 Jun - Rosa highlighted the presentation in her tweet earlier today.




Introducing: KeyScaler as a Service - IoT Security, IAM

Device Authority
Published on 12 Jun 2018
KeyScaler as a Service (KSaaS) delivers unrivalled robust security and access management solutions for enterprises and the IoT ecosystem, without the infrastructure or running costs associated with on-premise environments. Designed for a variety of IoT service providers and manufacturers who want an easier way to offer their customers the best security for IoT devices, KSaaS is interfaced through APIs making it quicker to integrate with KeyScaler functionality.

* Registration Controls
* Automated Certificate Management
* End-to-End Data Security
* Automated Password Management
* Secure Soft Storage
* Connectors for Microsoft Azure IoT and AWS IoT
* Extensions for PTC's ThingWorx platform

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[riot2] 23/6/2018 21:33

Its worth 5p Mike.
As Tern themselves say on the balance sheet......

And said in the last RNS where Nav and cash was mentioned.

At 32p this id def a pump n dump.

[riot2] 23/6/2018 21:23

To make a big profit?

[mike routhorn] 23/6/2018 21:22

There have been people here pointing out the positives all the way and yes, even at 2p there was more than one voice predicting great things to come.

The only reason we were at 2p in the first place was AF dumping followed swiftly by Alsop-Louie trying to stitch Tern up with the CLNs the result.

The notion that this is just some Johney-come-lately pump is totally risible.

This is a monster in the making and all the naysaying, bile, lies, accusations and grief that have been levelled at Tern and those who supported Tern over these years is about to be flung back with great force.

You've picked the wrong group to try to intimidate.

Been there. Done that. Still here.

[moneymaker6] 23/6/2018 21:21

5 Next Top IoT Companies to Look Out for in 2018

We take IoT security seriously. So does Device Authority. They offer a platform dedicated to improving security for devices, applications, and services.

The “old” way of doing things meant networks needed to verify users. They could then use approved apps or devices. The “new” way of IoT technology means more devices need verification before users can use them.

Device Authority aims to authenticate devices to save time automatically. Their KeyScaler™ platform registers devices and even offers encryption for data across networks.

There’s a lot more to the technicalities of the platform. But it proves that companies are rising to the security challenges of IoT. KeyScaler™ is useful in the healthcare and industrial spheres at present. But it’ll be interesting to see how they tackle the challenges of consumer IoT technology.