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Ghost in the Machine: IIoT sensors – Part I
Consider the analogy of a factory as a human body. The machinery doing the physical work is similar to the muscles. However they alone possess no knowledge of when to move, rest or when something is about to tear. We need nerves to carry signals from the brain to the muscle. That nervous system of…
Skynet Goes Green: Inside the 108-Millisecond Battle to Decarbonize Heavy Industry
Anyone who ever cooked a multi course family meal knows how chaotic the whole process can be. Got to check if the pasta isn’t boiling over (visual checking), keep track of the meat roasting in the oven and guess how long it needs to get that crispy edge (time based predicting), keep adjusting the stove…
How Do You Weigh a Forest?
Imagine trying to guess the total weight of a football stadium crowd just by looking down from the upper rows. Not bad, actually. Individual differences average out, and you can guess up to some extent. Now try to guess the weight of one specific person in seat 214. Good luck. You just learned the central…
The Cat and the Code: Living Through The Quiet Revolution of Weather Forecasting
Just a century ago, long range weather forecasts carried the same accuracy as a flip of a coin. We have come a long way from that period, but predictions still remain difficult even with supercomputers, mainly due to the sheer complexity of Earth’s physics. So where does that leave us in 2026? According to Dr.…
The $100 Warning Light That Could Save the Global Economy
While driving you come across a warning light on your dashboard. It’ll cost 100 bucks to fix it right now. You think, I’ll just do it later, six months later your car breaks down in the middle of a ride. Now you’re paying thousands to replace the entire engine. Congratulations, you just learned how decarbonization…