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CES starts crowd-sourcing cognitive self-driving vehicle accessibility
In June 2016, Local Motors introduced Olli, the first self-driving vehicle to tap into the power of ...
AI is the future of IoT
Our planet is being swept by a tsunami of data, which continues to surge as connected people and devices produce ever more. According to IDC’s Digital Universe update, the number of connected devices is projected to expand from less than 20 billion...
Using the IoT for prescriptive engineering
In one of my earlier posts, I touched on the topic of engineering for business outcomes, and how engineers are being encouraged to think more broadly about the impact of their decisions. In a follow-on post, I outlined how a digital thread, in the ...
IoT Security vs. IT Security: What’s the difference?
Concerns about IoT security are prevalent, some are unfounded, while others are completely justified. Just do a quick search and you’ll find articles posted hours, days, even minutes ago. This topic weighs heavily on the minds of consumers and ...
What did Dr Lucy Rogers ‘make’ of World of Watson?
Dr Lucy Rogers is a maker and engineer, and judge of BBC TV’s series Robot Wars. She joined IBM at World of Watson, and here’s what she thought of the tech, the talks, the self-driving car, and the cognitive noun… It was clear from ...
Hacking with a purpose: Safer communities through mobile tech: A recipe for developers
The potential to revolutionize the use of IoT for social good has never been better. Social ...
Bluemix to Blueshop: girls that code
At the Watson Developer Conference we were introduced to Michelle Liang, Karen Supandi, and Madison Gong, alumni from the Girls That Code course. They introduced us to the programme, and the incredible site they created in just two weeks, after five ...
How developers will build the cognitive world with Watson – Dev Con 2016
San Francisco’s Innovation Hangar next door to the Palace of Fine Arts, opened it’s ...
Can bots have intelligent conversations?
The afternoon session of the Watson Developer Conference saw a spotlight featuring Chris Messina, Developer Experience Lead at Uber, Matt Makai, Developer Evangelist at Twilio, Amir Shevat, Director of Developer Relations, Slack. The group came ...
Why being modular with AI is important
Francesco D’Orazio, VP of Product, Pulsar took the stage. Pulsar is a next generation audience insight company. They’re looking both at people who are talking – and intrestingly, also those who aren’t talking. Pulsar started ...
Turning visual recognition into video recognition
Ryan VanAlstine, CTO, BlueChasm and Robert Rios, Software Developer, BlueChasm welcomed the audience. Who’re BlueChasm? They’re a team of Austin developers that build platforms and API’s that integrate to existing infrastructure.In ...
Do you ‘really’ know your customers?
Spencer Morris, senior data scientist at InMoment. InMoment have an ‘experience hub’ that champions the voice of the customer. The company handles 2750,000 customer experiences every day. Forrester have reported that ‘improving the ...
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