Hindustan Times The National Skills Development Corporation will need to evolve into ‘National Future Skills Development’, as we as a civil society prepare to bring the future into the present!

The Economic Times

By Satish John Third, we have an engineering company which has a strong expertise in embedded software, Internet of Things, or IoT, and connectivity solutions that is outside the public listed company. It is a 100% privately owned company by Robert Bosch Engineering Services.

The Hans India IoT is the inter-networking of physical objects which enable them to interact with each other through the internet. It describes a world where just about anything can be connected to communicate with each other. According to industry analysts, it is estimated that around 40-50 billion devices will be wirelessly connected to IoT within next few years.

The Hindu Business Line Thirteen years after it filed with the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR), ITI, the public sector-backed telecom equipment maker, has embraced change and turned its focus into new areas such as data centres and Internet of Things (IoT).

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By Arnab Mukherjee One other area the manufacturing industry needs to focus on right now is incorporating the latest innovations being adopted around the globe. The Internet of things is especially taking manufacturing processes to the next level. Implementing sensors and network connections on existing equipment is providing greater control and a much deeper level of insight.

Millennium Post India has also the world’s second-largest Internet user-base. Indian telecommunication industry employs an extensive system of modern network elements such as digital telephone exchanges, mobile switching centres, media gateways and signalling gateways at the core, interconnected by a wide variety of transmission systems using fibre-optics.

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By Shradha Sharma This will enable the youth of India, specifically students, and young scientists to seek around 1,000 grants in sectors ranging from medicine (moving from generics to building patented products), to biotechnology, to manufacturing, IoT (internet of things), AI (artificial intelligence), VR (virtual reality), healthtech, and agritech among other areas.

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By Sameer Kotian  It was created by a Saudi national, Hadeel Ayoub, who is a media artist and also a designer. Her inspiration came from the fact that she has a niece who is verbally impaired. From that, she saw it fit to invent something that would make it easy for her and others who have a similar problem to communicate freely with anyone.

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By Venkatesh Ganesh According to Rishi Suri, Director, Consumer Electronics, Samsung India, Internet of Things (IoT), the sensors will be an integral part of every device — from TVs to washing machines. He pointed out to the newly launched washing machine, which comes with a combination of washer-dryer machine and with Internet-enabled capabilities that can be controlled through smartphones.

The Navhind Times NissanConnect is an integrated information and communication platform which connects with the customer’s smartphone to provide enhanced driving experience Nissan India has launched the NissanConnect in the country. NissanConnect is an integrated information and communication platform which connects with the customer’s smartphone to provide enhanced driving experience.(Internet Of Things)

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By IANS Available on its Cloud computing service Azure, Microsoft’s ‘green’ platform uses technology from WattTime -a US-based company that brings clean energy to Internet Of Things (IoT) and buildings -which uses data from the power grid operators around the country and allow companies to track carbon emissions.

The Financial Express Not merely connected, never alone These are momentous times but not isolated times. Smart device manufacturers apart, the Internet of Things (IoT) phenomenon is currently more of hope than reality in India. But it’s still a very realistic hope and not a delusion because India has always been an Internet of People (IoP), if you will, pre-dating the internet itself. Only the expression has evolved with the times.

The Economic Times India with its strong information technology (IT) talent has the unique opportunity to build its presence in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), big data, cloud, robotics and Internet of Things (IoT). Closer convergence of innovation, manufacturing and services could be achieved through a new industrial policy to take Make in India to the next level based on these new technologies.