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Milk production in cows! Accurate weather data and analytics have - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Milk production in cows! Accurate weather data and analytics have - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
When the largest retailer in the U.S. discovered cows produce less milk as temperatures rise, they tapped NOAAs meteorological database to lock in prices ahead of temperature changes and competitors. Milk production in cows! Accurate weather
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Milk production in cows!
When the largest retailer in the U.S. discovered cows produce less milk as temperatures rise, they tapped NOAA’s meteorological database to
lock in prices ahead of temperature changes and competitors.
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Accurate weather data and analytics have led to a sea change in agriculture. Those who embraced IoT are using data analytics to determine what to grow and where as well as when to water, fertilize, harvest, etc.
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Predictive models are being used to Predictive models are being used to accurately pinpoint: accurately pinpoint:
- accurately pinpoint:
accurately pinpoint: accurately pinpoint: accurately pinpoint:
Emergency response.
- Emergency response.
Demand/pricing of new services Emergency response. and products.
- and products.
Staffing, equipment, training,
- and products.
and products. facilities, budgetary needs.
- Product life cycles.
- Product life cycles.
Product life cycles. Investment & research outcomes.
- Product life cycles.
Product life cycles. Safety liabilities. And much more . . .
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Every minute
- f everyday
we grow more precise at predicting future events,
- utcomes and
needs. Foresight means preemption.
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If we know what’s coming, why not
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PREDAPT!
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Low-cost sensors collect real-time data everywhere.
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Consumer Smart Labels for example . . .
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Thin film smart labels
provide detailed instructions, updated warnings, expiration notification, maintenance history, chain of custody, unique offers, compliance info., etc., by simply tapping the object with a smart phone.
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Socially responsible, sustainable, Socially responsible, sustainable, and transparent practices are facilitated are facilitated by smart label technology.
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LG and Samsung smart refrigerators allow consumers to replenish groceries online directly from the refrigerator, creating the intelligent “family kitchen hub” to control ALL smart devices in the home.
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Consumer Technology Association estimates home automation products will double by 2022.
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New smart “sensing” cities. Alphabet Sidewalk Labs collaborating with Canadian government to embed sensors from ground-up.
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New “slope alarms”
Acoustic sensors “listen to the slopes.” In use along Peace River, Alberta, Canada, and Passo della Morte in the Italian Alps. Economical fibre-optic sensors monitor tensile strength of slopes – bending when there is strain or shift of land mass. Low-cost sensors make it possible to circumvent dangers large and small
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A revolution in preventive medicine. . .
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INTERNTE OF
INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT)
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From centralized Cloud data center computing to Fog and Edge distributed processing
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Distributed, interconnected devices, processing and data compound security concerns.
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“State-sponsored cyber attacks are happening hundreds of thousands of times a day.”
Secretary of Energy, Rick Perry
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BLOCKCHAIN
(emerged out of the Bitcoin phenomena)
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Blocks of encrypted transactions allow users to share an append-only digital ledger across a network of computers without need for central authority (eliminating single point of failure). New information can be added, but previous data (in the form of “blocks”) cannot be edited, altered or removed. All data is held in an interlinked network
- f computers making information
transparent and secure.
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Blockchain technology vital for:
Security: eliminates single point of failure, interference and tampering. Quality Assurance: ability to quickly trace origin of problems. Accounting: verification by network prevents human error and creates a reliable audit trail. Smart Contracts: contracts automatically validated, signed and enforced through un-alterable Blockchain construct. Peer to peer transactions: fast, secure, cheap transfer of funds without need for middleman.
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Zero-Knowledge Proof ZKP
the ability to prove a single attribute without revealing any other information. Examples: Proof an individual is 18 years
- f age by date of birth without
revealing identity. Or enough money in bank to complete a financial transaction, without revealing actual balance, bank name, account number, etc. .
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Speaking of preemptive security . . .
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43 muscles in the human face reveal our inner thoughts and feelings.
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Facial Recognition: Facial Recognition: a powerful interviewing technology (in Facial Recognition: a powerful interviewing technology (in a powerful interviewing technology (in- Facial Recognition: Facial Recognition: Facial Recognition: a powerful interviewing technology (in a powerful interviewing technology (in person or video conferencing) a powerful interviewing technology (in a powerful interviewing technology (in a powerful interviewing technology (in person or video conferencing) person or video conferencing) person or video conferencing) for detecting exaggeration, deflection, dishonesty, danger, etc.
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Facial Recognition as an effective training tool. Who’s learning?
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Who’s tuned out?
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Beneficial for customer service video chats. Facial Recognition combined with AI machine learning is transforming the customer experience.
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In healthcare facial recognition software In healthcare facial recognition software is being used for is being used for accurate, timely dosing.
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MIT developed a wearable device that can “hear” the words you think and vocalize them. “Subvocalization technology” can be used to measure the internal dialogue of customers, prospective hires, and those who cannot communicate.
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SOCIAL MEDIA/TEXTING VOCABULARY IS THE NEW CANARY IN THE COAL MINE
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DANGER WORDS:
linked to suicide, heart disease, violence, diabetes, low worker productivity, etc.
“hate,” “bored,” “depressed,” “mad,” “kill,” “dead,” profanity, “sick,” “tired,” “jealous,” “lonely,” “murder,” “idiot(s),” “sucks,” “bull,” “pain,” ”pathetic,” “loser(s),” “crap,” “ignorant,” “never,” “destroy,” “worst,” “awful,” “hurt”
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WELL-BEING WORDS:
linked to happiness, high worker productivity, health
“fantastic,” ”travel,” “nature,” ”friend,” ”family,” “volunteer,” “vacation,” “great,” “love,” “nice,” “sweet,” “earn,” “hero” “win,” ”happy,” “joyful,” “excited,” “all,” “ever,” “every,” ”world,” ”beautiful,” “freedom,” “soooo,” “thank you,” “miss,” “ha,ha,” “shopping” “church,” “wonderful,”“blessed,” “amazing,”
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Holographic Imagery Holographic Imagery access to a live expert anywhere, anytime
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From . . . To . . .
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Life-size holographs, too!
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Virtual and Augmented Reality have quickly moved from a novelty to productive business applications.
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3-D printing provides
- n-location, on-demand custom parts, tools, etc.
greatly reducing time for repair and maintenance.
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Metal fabrication on-demand
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3-D printing custom clothing, furnishings, etc.
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Nutrition On-Demand: customized to individual tastes, nutritional need, etc.
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First 3-D Printer for drugs approved by FDA: Spritam levetiracetam: to treat epilepsy seizures.
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Analytics factor individual metabolism to adjust porosity and surface-area-to-volume-ratio
- f pills to optimize absorption.
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On-site, immediate and customized bio-match
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And when it comes to construction . . .
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