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Awesome to see this in action! 😍 Love the simplicity. Ease: Just place the shoebox near the sensor 📦. Speed: Analysis is quick, providing near-instant results. ⚡️ Crucial for high volumes of goods where time is of the essence. Non-destructive: The sensor analyzes the scent without damaging or altering the product in any way. 🌱 Essential for preserving the value of the goods being authenticated. Compact : The sensor and its housing seem compact and portable, potentially allowing for use in retail stores to warehouses to even mobile authentication units. 📱 Looks like huge implications for industries beyond just footwear such as (other) luxury goods, pharmaceuticals, and maybe even food. 💎💊🍎 Alex Wiltschko Eliot Pence

Another breakthrough by the Osmo team — a AI-enabled scent sensor the size of a backpack that can smell about as well as a person can. We used it to catch counterfeit fake shoes with 93% accuracy. The problem is huge. Billions of dollars of counterfeit goods are circulating, but addressing this problem just the beginning of what we want to do. If we can already solve this as a young company, can you imagine what's possible next? We're giving computers a sense of smell, and this is one step closer to our dream.

Early detection of smoke or fire can prevent catastrophic damage. Dragonfruit AI’s Smoke & Fire Detection application uses video analytics to detect smoke, flames, or heat and triggers immediate alerts for rapid response. - Solution: Cameras equipped with AI models that detect signs of fire or smoke faster than traditional sensors, reducing false alarms. - Result: Enhanced safety protocols and quicker emergency responses, minimizing damage and loss. https://hubs.la/Q02YYp8q0

Thanks to 3D obstacle detection, blue lights, sensors and scanners, Open Shuttles are safe to use in storage and production areas. The Open Shuttles integrate easily and seamlessly into internal traffic networks with people and forklift trucks. #openshuttle #amr #agv Safe to use in storage and production. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gxTiTsNe

From the integration of cameras in telematic devices to advancements in AI, 5G connectivity, and real-time monitoring, telematics has become an essential resource for fleet managers. It provides critical data that empowers informed decision-making and enhances fleet management efficiency.  https://lnkd.in/gvsXdYZ2

Beyond chatbots: here is how our large behavior model, Newton, seamlessly integrates real-time events captured by simple, ubiquitous sensors with contextual information to generate rich interpretations of real-world behaviors. Continue watching: https://lnkd.in/eEJdESsw

Through advanced machine learning and in-vehicle sensors, Ready Care detects a driver’s state to create personalized in-cabin interventions. This is protective, intelligent wellbeing. #HARMANAutomotive is #ReadyforAnything👇    #CES2024 #HARMANEXPLORE2024

🤖📚 Introducing our Library Assistant Robot! With features like object detection, attendance marking, speech recognition, navigation, and surveillance, it revolutionizes library services. Powered by Raspberry Pi, RFID, and more, it enhances accessibility and security. Excited to see it in action! #LibraryTech #Innovation 🚀#LibraryAssistantRobot #Innovation #Technology 📖💡

💡 Optical fibre sensors play an important role in the PALPABLE tool. What are they and how are we using them? Check out the infographic to learn more ⬇ The infographic is based on the blog post of one of our experts, Georgios Violakis. 📘 Read it here https://lnkd.in/dfvE7jNm #medicaldevices #minimallyinvasivesurgery #medicalinnovations #surgicalrobotics #softrobotics

Whenever I refer to Klaus Finkenzeller's 'RFID Handbook', I wonder about the chronological development and spread of this ubiquitous piece of technology. Asianometry did a fantastic job of conducting their due research to weave together a factual yet engaging backstory on RFID. As per this video, the following entities played a big role in advancement and spread of this technology, but it is the latter three that are credited as 'fathers' of modern RFID - 1) Arthur Minassi - an engineer and a shoplifter. 2) Charles Walton - an IBM researcher. 3) Dr. Mario Cardullo - an aeronautics and mechanical engineer. 4) The American Government - they diffused this technology across applications for monitoring nukes and livestock initially, and later major retailers like Walmart adopted it for better supply chain transparency and control.