Topics & Resources Content 10 Best IoT Examples in 2020 10 Best IoT Examples in 2020 This story was updated on 10/10/22. The Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly transforming how we do business and live our daily lives. Sensor technologies and real-time data acquisition and analysis can track almost any aspect of what we do.

Connected IoT devices look to provide enhanced automation for home settings and the workplace, including healthcare, agriculture, and pet care.

Lean manufacturing has been around for decades. The implementation of lean tools and techniques usually results in impressive gains in efficiency and production. These eight real-life examples show how lean methods improve operational performance and reduce costs.

The COVID-19 pandemic is speeding the adoption of digital engineering technologies. The pandemic has forced many engineers into work-from-home situations. Digital engineering tools that support remote work and distributed collaboration are being considered more thoroughly than ever before. While much of the digitization is focused on CAD, the IoT is making its way into the design space.

Across the world, these 10 smart cities are leading the pack with connectivity and the IoT to bring efficiencies in services and smartly manage growth, from improved infrastructure to better traffic and environmental monitoring.

The future of additive manufacturing will rely on artificial intelligence and digital engineering advances to become a more robust and flexible manufacturing model.

Through Internet of Things (IoT) sensors, machines can “talk” and we can incorporate that data in real time into the digital twin. Simulations and modeling of complex systems is not new. Digital twins take these a step further by forecasting in real time and by allowing engineers to monitor infinitely more complex systems, even entire cities.

A top 10 list of innovative engineering educational offering new programs and missions statements that will expand collaboration between engineering disciplines, foster a diverse future STEM workers, and future design innovation that will benefit global society.

The adoption of Industry 4.0 and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) practices has led businesses to invest in the data networking and analytical infrastructure for IIoT – high-speed Ethernet, cloud and edge computing – along with the complementary connectivity solutions that link everything together.

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