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The Internet of Things (IoT) describes the concept of everyday devices connected via the Internet or supporting communications technologies. These devices might be sensors of temperature, humidity, water or power usage, or switchgear/actuators like sprinkler valves or electrical switches. The Internet of Things (IoT) supports grander goals, like those of Smart Cities, Smart Buildings, Smart Farms/Smart Agriculture and Smart Homes. You might also hear the term IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) which describes the application of IoT to industry, along with Industry 4.0 and Smart Factories. The idea behind all this is that all this incoming data and control systems should be able to automate systems better. However the Internet of Things lacked a proper implementation of a brain, until JFDI introduced Bobb, the Smart in Smart Buildings. Bobb is also supported by a range of JFDI-developed hardware, as well as a huge ecosystem of third-party hardware and software.
Abstraction is a way of thinking about what’s common between even seemingly unrelated processes, allowing us to create generalised tools applicable to many processes. Here’s how we’ve used abstraction through the years.
Welcome to Bobb – the brain for Industry 4.0, IoT, Smart Buildings & Smart Farming. Bobb sucks in data, takes actions through rules, harmonises devices.
Eaudometer® offers Smarter Smart Metering for the Water Industry
Vasilis Gkogkidis is a gamification consultant working with JFDI’s partner company and leading gamification consultancy Gamification+. Here’s his take on how gamification and the internet of things relate to each other.
Planning an RPA project? You’ve got it all wrong.
Case Study: SharePoint Online re-design for Caburn Hope
Working together though apart
Robotic Process Automation is not the solution.
Real-World AI & Automation for Business version 2!
Two JFDI speakers for Silicon Brighton’s NHS Fundraiser
JFDI in the Covid-19 Crisis
Dox42 & JFDI in partnership