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This Tool Uses IoT to Turn Old Buildings into Data Powerhouses, Improves Air Quality and Keeps Staff Healthy
Previously Published to Benzinga: The following post was written and/or published as a collaboration between Benzinga’s in-house sponsored content team and a financial partner of Benzinga. Uniquely designed to deliver data-driven insights to both commercial and industrial facility managers, Iota Communications, Inc., also known as IotaComm, takes a holistic approach to monitoring the quality of commercial indoor environments (IEQ). The company recently announced the official launch of its Delphi360™ internet of things (IoT) platform set for September 1, 2021. Delphi360 uses machines, gateways and sensors to communicate key environmental data over a LoRaWAN® low-power wide area network (LPWAN). This platform easily connects to both internal and external data sources, visualizing localized environmental…
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Healthy Hearts and Healthy Wallets: Why one HealthTech Startup is a Must-Invest
Previously published to Benzinga: The following post was written and/or published as a collaboration between Benzinga’s in-house sponsored content team and a financial partner of Benzinga. Last month, we saw a lot of great startups at the Benzinga Global Small Cap Conference. Many of them screamed, “This is an innovation tech stock you need to buy now!” But given the state of our world at this moment, one startup really stood out. Its key product is the Bioflux and it’s considered the “smallest, most accurate device on the market.” Our Current Problem Heart disease is the leading cause of death in men and women every year in the United States.…
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NASA-Approved Technologies Essential to Creating Cooler, Lighter and Safer Batteries for EV, Aeronautics and Smart Device Technologies
Previously Published to Benzinga: The following post was written and/or published as a collaboration between Benzinga’s in-house sponsored content team and a financial partner of Benzinga. A few years ago, it seemed almost daily that the news reported an exploded device. A company was scrutinized for not doing its due diligence before releasing such a dangerous product to the public. Hoverboards, smartphones and laptops caught on fire, burning people in their sleep, or unexpectedly catching them off guard. In most cases, the explosion wasn’t due to a manufacturing error. The cause was most often from shrinking device size, which spurred a race to have the smallest, most effective device on…
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Vuzix | Will the Next Big Trend in Wearables be Smart Glasses?
Previously published to Benzinga: The following post was written and/or published as a collaboration between Benzinga’s in-house sponsored content team and a financial partner of Benzinga. For the last year, all eyes have been on Vuzix (NASDAQ: VUZI), and now we know why. Last month, Benzinga hosted its Global Small Cap Conference, where we met with Paul J. Travers, CEO of a totally disruptive company in the wearables arena. His company, Vuzix, is literally changing how we “see” the world. What is Vuzix? Vuzix is a $1.1 billion organization based out of Rochester, New York. In the last year and a half, it has seen substantial quarter-over-quarter growth. It’s taken the…
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Could this Smart Mask be a game-changer, as children return to the classroom?
PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED ON NEWSBREAK Slated to be the “World’s First Nex-Gen Technology Mask,” NFL Hall-of-Famer, Champ Bailey, has teamed up with Modern Radio, Inc. to launch an Indiegogo campaign for the scaled production of a new wearable that could have our kids back in the classroom much sooner than later. Using next-generation technologies, this smart mask would do more than stop airborne particles from infecting the student body. Once adopted, it would monitor the personal air quality and temperature of each student, tracking daily use and compliance across the greater K12 environment. Such data would aid teachers in maintaining a healthy space for our children to learn, as they return…
