Laura Tucker, Author at IoT Tech Trends

Crowdsourced LiDAR Could Be Used to Help Cars See More

The newest idea is to use crowdsourced LiDAR to help drivers of cars and other vehicles have better vision and see more of what is happening.

Smart Living / May 12, 2021

Argo AI Develops LiDAR to Advance Autonomous Delivery

A “breakthrough LiDAR technology developed by Argo AI could change the delays in commercial deployment of autonomous vehicles.

IoT Trends / May 7, 2021

Oura Ring Looking to Add More Health Readings

The Oura Ring handles some of the same functions as a smartwatch or fitness band and is now raising $100 million to add more health readings.

Smart Living / May 6, 2021

NI Buys monoDrive Simulator to Get Autonomous Cars on Road

NI bought monoDrive, an autonomous vehicle simulator company, to spark something in the industry and get cars out on the road more quickly.

IoT Trends / May 5, 2021

Apple Alliance Could Bring Glucose Warnings to Apple Watch

Through its new alliance with Rockley Photonics, a sensor maker, Apple could be poised to bring glucose warnings to the Apple Watch.

Smart Living / May 4, 2021

Robot Fish Reach Deepest Parts of Ocean People Can’t

In an era where we are being indundated with robots, there’s now a robot fish that can explore the depths of the ocean a human can’t reach.

Smart Living / May 3, 2021

Zuckerberg Sees Future with AR and VR for Facebook

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg talked recently about the future of the company, and he sees plenty of AR and VR, such as AR glasses.

Smart Living / April 29, 2021

Enten by Neurable Headphones Measure Brainwaves, Help Focus

Enten by Neurable aren’t just headphones – they measure the brainwaves of the user to help them focus and work smarter, not longer.

Smart Living / April 28, 2021

Could LiDAR Be Used to Make Safer Autonomous Flights?

Airbus has enlisted Luminar Technologies’ help to test whether LiDAR could be used on flights to make them autonomous and safer.

IoT Trends / April 27, 2021

Apple Researching Whether Apple Watch Can Detect COVID-19

Apple has launched a study to determine whether, along with other health benefits, an Apple Watch can in fact detect COVID-19,

Smart Living / April 26, 2021

Wear a Fitness Tracker Correctly for Full Benefit

You may not be getting all the benefits if you haven’t been waring your fitness tracker correctly. Find out the correct way to wear it here.

Smart Living / April 23, 2021

Ready for Restaurant Robots? They May Be the Answer

An industry really struggling during the pandemic is restaurants. One restaurant owner solved her staffing problems with restaurant robots.

IoT Trends / April 22, 2021

Tertill, Gardening Robot from Roomba Makers, Receives Update

First there were Roomba robot vacuum cleaners, then wet-mop robot vacuums. Now there is Tertill, a gardening robot from the same creators.

Smart Living / April 20, 2021

Fatal Tesla Crash Shows Why We Don’t Have Autonomous Cars on the Road

Despite warnings to always pay attention when riding in a Tesla, two men lost their lives over the weekend in a fatal Tesla crash.

Smart Living / April 19, 2021

Car Repair Claims See Increased Use of AI

Technology is reaching outside the car repair shops and into insurance claims, where the industry has seen an increased use of AI.

IoT Trends / April 16, 2021

Drone Company to Expand into Autonomous Car Technology

DJI, the largest drone company, is putting together a team to work on autonomous car technology, joining a very crowded space.

Smart Living / April 14, 2021

Delivery Robots Popping Up More a Year After Pandemic

IoT is pitching in to help with our need for social distancing. Delivery robots are being deployed more, helping to make deliveries contactless.

Smart Living / April 13, 2021

Spot the Robot Dog Tested in Combat Scenarios with French Army

Spot the robot dog from Boston Dynamics has expanded his repertoire and was seen alongside French soldiers in combat scenarios.

IoT Trends / April 8, 2021

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