Smart Industry No.1 2022

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Smart Lifestyle One More Thing And now: One More Thing For more than a year, the team at Smart Industry, the IoT Business Magazine, has been hosting a monthly series of podcasts called We Talk IoT. These consist of interviews with experts in the various areas of IoT who have something really important to say, n By Tim Cole 92
The podcast covers a wide range of topics ranging from IoT infrastructure to autonomous vehicles, artificial intelligence, predictive analysis and cybersecurity. It is sponsored by Microsoft Azure and features on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Sound- Cloud to reach an average audience of 5,000 to 6,000 listeners per month. We encourage our interview guests to link to the podcast from their own websites and social media platforms to boost overall listenership. If you would like to hear it, you can find it through our homepage at www.smart-industry.net/podcast. Every issue of We Talk IoT concludes with a short editorial item of interest which we call One More Thing. As of now, the editors will get to choose their favourite installments to share here at the end of our print edition. Foresolution Where’s the Loo? IoT Flushes It Out One of the most challenging jobs for IoT technologies is real-time tracking of goods and assets at remote locations, even when they lack a power source. Portable toilets are a good example. They’re usually tucked away well out of sight (and smell) and sometimes the only way to find them is to send out a search party. Foresolutions, a UK technology company, thinks it’s found a better way to locate and check the status of such hard-to-find assets as porta Mobile Expandable Wellbeing Unit Compacting to a 4ft (1.2 m) cube, the MEWU fits onto a standard rail trolley or trailer anywhere on track for deployment at the point of work. The Daily Travel Puzzle At Heathrow, as in any major airport, hundreds of companies work together to make travel safe and smooth. Increasinly, they rely on IoT to coordinate thousands of routine tasks, from toilete to air traffic control. potties, construction tools and airtraffic equipment, just to name a few. The company is providing battery-powered IoT devices along with its own software for managing nonpowered items in outdoor working environments. These often include seats of ease, euphemistically called Mobile Expandable Wellbeing Units, or MEWUs (pronounced ‘mews’). These are typically bright orange, interconnecting boxes placed at railway or building construction sites. They contain removable wastewater tanks and compartments for additional source ©: Selectequip source ©: Twitter / Heathrow Airport Limited 93
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