Later in 2000's, the Start Up boom further propelled Bangalore's commercial real estate demand as most startups chose to call it home. The euphoria

What do economic growth, global competitive advantage, technological innovation, and high quality of life have in common? None of these would be possible without the manufacturing sector. As much as we like to say manufacturing is on the wane in the developed world, with the Internet of Things (IoT), there’s actually been a resurgence in this sector, albeit perhaps on a smaller scale. But still, here are the top facts that can’t be ignored about U

There’s no doubt about it––the Internet of Things (IoT) is shaping up to be the mother of all technology trends in 2016. There are endless statistics on how many devices are or will be coming online; just within the home, everything from doorbells to refrigerators, to light bulbs has become internet-enabled. As IoT devices infiltrate many product ecosystems, they’re becoming more a part of our lives

The Internet of Things has changed a lot about the technology industry. The emergence of technologies that add network connections to traditionally dumb objects has paved the way for corporations of all sizes to create new and exciting business models. Brands that were once tied exclusively to one industry can expand their reach into the tech world, even if their base product line is anything but what we would consider to be a technology product

Roke Manor Research, an engineering consultancy group based in Romsey, UK, has demonstrated a black box capable of reconstructing an autonomous car accident in 3D. Unlike most car black boxes, which send alerts when the driver goes over the speed limit or crashes, Roke’s new 3D box will show an animated scene of the minutes leading up to the event. See Also: Swiss city begins autonomous bus trials The scene will feature detailed 3D models of other cars, bicycles, pedestrians, and the collision object