Patrick Buckley Smart Stadiums: How 5G is revolutionising live Sports As we all look forward to returning to live events in a post-pandemic world, in today’s post we share with you the latest exciting innovation in smart stadiums,...
AI of Things What is a connected car and how can it improve the driving experience? Every day, we are surrounded by devices that are connected to the Internet. We only need to turn our eyes in any direction, and we can see televisions, coffee...
Olivia Brookhouse How to build a Smart City: with IoT and Big Data A smart city is defined as a high-performance urban environment, where the aim is to optimize the use of resources and access to services. Smart cities take advantage of technological...
Beatriz Sanz Baños Your city is more accessible with IoT According to the latest data from the National Statistics Institutethere are 3.84 million people with some type of disability in Spain. A figure to bear in mind since it makes...
AI of Things 5 AI uses in Photography On our blog, we enjoy sharing the applications of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence in sectors that may surprise you. Previously, in “Dining with Data” we saw how customers...
AI of Things Coca-Cola’s use of AI to stay at the top of the drinks market Coca-Cola is the largest beverage company in the world serving over 1.9 billion drinks daily across its 500 brands. Being such a large conglomerate active in so many countries...
Beatriz Sanz Baños Barriers to IoT adoption Internet of Things is constantly growing. There are more and more objects in our familiar environments that work connected through the network. It makes our everyday activities easier in...
Olivia Brookhouse Can Artificial Intelligence understand emotions? When John McCarthy and Marvin Minsky founded Artificial Intelligence in 1956, they were amazed how a machine could perform incredibly difficult puzzles quicker than humans. However, it turns out...
Santiago Morante Cendrero Warning About Normalizing Data For many machine learning algorithms, normalizing data for analysis is a must. A supervised example would be neural networks. It is known that normalizing the data being input to...
