Electronic enthusiasts eight o'clock in the morning: The Internet of Things became mainstream technology in 2016. Vodafone's annual report, Internetof Things Barometer, surveyed 1,100 corporate and public sector executives in 17 countries and found that 89% of IoT users are increasing their IoT investments year by year. % of respondents plan to develop interconnection solutions within the next two years. In the past year alone, we have seen Uber's driverless taxis on the streets, and Amazon's virtual assistant Alexa has also entered the homes of millions of consumers with Echo. Next, let's look forward to 10 important IoT products that are about to change the future of life.
1. Cozmo: Human weird companion
Come and say hello to the real-world Warri robot Cozmo. Cozmo is produced by consumer robot startup Anki. His size is small and his personality is outstanding. According to the predetermined procedure, Cozmo is able to explore the world, explain what is seen, and respond to human emotions. He has three interactive Cubes (PowerCube) that you can invite to various competitions (if he didn't invite you first). Cozmo's size is small, and the ability is not small. This robot is not only a child's toy, but also a barrier between consumers and artificial intelligence.
2. FeverFrida: Always online baby thermometer
For novice parents, the guarantee of sleep is very important. However, during precious sleep time, the baby may also be sleeping. The smart thermometer FeverFrida gives everyone a full rest. Place the Bluetooth-connected monitor under the baby's arm and FeverFrida can monitor the baby's temperature every four seconds and send the information to the smart device. If the baby's temperature rises above a predetermined level, the device will alert the parents. FeverFrida can also serve as an easy-to-use health database for use at the time of the visit or to indicate the dose of the drug.
3. EmfitQS: Seamless Sleep Monitor
EmfitQS helps you get peace of mind. The device is mounted under a mattress and uses a contactless sleep tracker to provide detailed information about sleep quality and stress levels. It measures heart rate variability, which is related to an interdependent management system in the human body; it can also serve as a health indicator to help users develop correct exercise, meetings and other activity plans.
4. Furbo: Partner of the dog
What are your dogs doing when the owner is not at home? The Internet of Things interactive home camera Furbo is able to answer this question. Not only that, but the label is attached to the pet, and when the Turbo catches the dog's abnormal screaming or anxious signal, it alerts the owner. The owner can communicate directly with the pet through two-way audio. In addition, you can start Furbo by swiping your phone quickly. Now, the best friends of mankind will never be alone again.
5. M1 electronic skateboard: rechargeable mount
The M1 electronic skateboard, made by California startup Inboard Technology, turns boring everyday life into a fun adventure. The handheld wireless remote control not only controls the speed of the skateboard, but also escorts users between homes, stores and banks. It can reach speeds of up to 24 miles per hour. Electronic skateboards can even go uphill. In addition, the InboardVision mobile app allows users to optimize skateboard performance, view battery power, and adjust settings through smart devices. The M1 is the first in its class to integrate the motor into the wheel for an elegant and smooth overall design. The battery is rechargeable and can be replaced in a matter of seconds. In December last year, the three Inboard co-founders appeared on the ABC TV "Shark Tank" show, and received a loan of $750,000 from two investors. The company has begun accepting online orders, and the founders hope that skateboards will be available for sale on the shelves of BestBuy and other retailers during the year.
6. LifeFuels vials: Responsive medication reminders
People always forget to take vitamins – or not at all. Now, Bluetooth-connected LifeFuels bottles can alert users at the best time. Adding a cartridge-like recyclable container called FuelPod to the vial allows users to get automatically dispensed vitamins, supplements and water boosters through LifeFuels smartphone applications. The vial not only knows how much you have ingested, but also the remaining condition of the drug. In addition, users can set health goals and get nutritional advice directly from this app. The vial is also able to connect to most wearable fitness trackers while integrating important health information into a practical, portable package for users to use.
7. Vayyar Sensor: Transparent Technology
Vayyar's 3D sensor imaging technology helps users scan and “see through†solid materials, objects and liquids through low-power RF transmission. In 2016, the company applied the technology to Walabot, a consumer-grade 3D imaging device that combines it with mobile applications to scan pipes or wires buried in walls and even help blind people bypass obstacles through APIs. Vayyar technology can also detect if food is abnormal. With its low power consumption, Vayyar finds its place in almost every place. Imagine if the user can easily scan the whole body, then there is no need to worry about the claustrophobia and horror brought by MRI.
8. WinkHub 2: Home Hub
From cars to kitchens to door locks, smart technology connects every aspect of life, and we need smarter ways to track everything. This is the role of WinkHub 2, an updated version of an original home automation device released in 2014. The home networking hub features expanded Wi-Fi, larger memory, and support for mainstream smart home protocols and devices to bring home devices to the same location. As a result, users can access networked devices through a central application in their smartphones to experience a smoother online life.
9. Innit: Unicom Kitchen
There is a serious problem of food waste in the United States, and it is estimated that about 30% to 40% of food will be thrown into the trash. Silicon Valley startup EnterInnit develops a unified platform that integrates smart appliances, installable sensors and cameras to help users fully understand the food in refrigerators and cabinets. Users can click on specific items through the mobile app and get the latest shelf life information. Innit knows when food will deteriorate, so it will provide cooking advice based on the ingredients. For example: What is the residual amount of canned spinach and canned tuna? Innit also offers recipes using these two ingredients. If there is one less ingredient to cook tomorrow, Innit will also add this ingredient to the online shopping list.
10. CivilMaps: Real-time driving map
BIIntelligence's report predicts that by 2020, there will be nearly 10 million cars with self-driving functions on the road. But to popularize autonomous self-driving cars, we still have to overcome a number of important obstacles, including how cars should react if human intervention is needed – such as how to read road signs and identify new street buildings. The 3D map startup company CivilMaps uses self-learning cognitive technology to sense and react to real driving conditions such as buildings or lane closures. Civil Maps also helps the car drive itself in the manner of a human driver by filtering the data scanned by the sensor and the in-vehicle imaging system. Ford Motor Company and other automakers have invested in the startup to increase the pace of the self-driving revolution.
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Floating Ball Level Controller
The floating ball liquid level controller is composed of floating ball, plug rod, etc. It is installed on the top of the container through the connecting flange, and the floating ball floats on the liquid level according to the principle of equal volume of liquid. When the liquid level of the container changes, the floating ball also moves up and down. Due to the magnetic effect, the dry spring of the floating ball liquid level controller is magnetically attracted to change the liquid level position into an electrical signal, and the actual position of the liquid is digitally displayed through the display instrument, Floating ball liquid level controller to achieve remote detection and control of liquid level.
The floating ball liquid level controller is designed according to Archimedes' buoyancy principle. When the liquid level of the container changes, the floating ball also moves up and down. Due to the magnetic effect, the dry reed of the floating ball liquid level controller is magnetically attracted, so that the resistance in the sensor changes linearly, and then the converter converts the change of the resistance value into 4mA ~ 20mA standard DC signal output, Realize the remote detection and control of liquid level.
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