The Future of Indoor GPS Part 2: Bluetooth 5.1’s Angle of Arrival Ups the Ante for BLE Beacons

May 12, 2020Internet of ThingsAngle of Arrival, Angle of Departure, AoA, AoD, Beacons, BLE, Bluetooth, Bluetooth 5, Bluetooth 5.1, Geolocation, GPS, Indoor, Internet of Things, IoT, Positioningadmin

In the last installment of our blog series on indoor positioning, we examined an overview of the top indoor positioning technologies. This week, we will examine the most precise and popular method: Bluetooth BLE Beacons and how Bluetooth 5.1 enables them to be the most popular indoor positioning tool on the market. As the world … Continue reading The Future of Indoor GPS Part 2: Bluetooth 5.1’s Angle of Arrival Ups the Ante for BLE Beacons →

The Future of Indoor GPS Part 1: Top Indoor Positioning Technologies

April 7, 2020Android Development, Internet of Things, iOS DevelopmentAR, Beacons, BLE, Bluetooth, GPS, Indoor, Indoor Positioning, IPS, Location, Retail, RFID, Ultra-wideband, UWBadmin

GPS can help you get from A to B, but what can it do to enhance your indoor retail experience? Over the next several entries, the Mystic Media Blog will endeavor on a five-part deep dive into the top indoor location technologies and how they will help form the retail experience of the future. GPS … Continue reading The Future of Indoor GPS Part 1: Top Indoor Positioning Technologies →

A Smarter World Part 4: Securing the Smart City and the Technology Within

January 24, 2020Internet of ThingsAI, Artificial, City, Disaster, Disaster Prevention, Future, IIoT, Intelligence, Internet of Things, IoT, Police, Prevention, security, Smart, Surveillance, Technology, Urbanadmin

In the last installment of our blog series on smart cities, we examined how smart transportation will make for a more efficient society. This week, we’ll examine how urban security stands to evolve with the implementation of smart technology. Smart security in the modern era is a controversial issue for informed citizens. Many science fiction … Continue reading A Smarter World Part 4: Securing the Smart City and the Technology Within →

A Smarter World Part 2: How Smart Infrastructure Will Reshape Your City

September 30, 2019Internet of ThingsAcellant, Adaptive Lighting, AI, Applications, Big Data, Cities, Data, Environment, Health, Infrastructure, Internet of Things, IoT, Machine Learning, Management, Sensors, Smart, Structural, Trash City, Wasteadmin

Imagine a city that monitors its own health, identifies potential fail points using AI algorithms, and autonomously takes action to prevent future disasters. This is the smart-city of the future. In our first installment of our blog series on Smart Cities, we ran through an overview of how Smart Cities will change our world. In this … Continue reading A Smarter World Part 2: How Smart Infrastructure Will Reshape Your City →

A Smarter World Part 1: How the Future of Smart Cities Will Change the World

August 23, 2019Internet of Things5G, AI, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Change, Cities, Data, Embedded, Future, Futurism, Government, High-Speed, Infrastructure, Legislation, Sensors, Smart, Standardization, Technology, Transportation, Worldadmin

Are you ready for smart cities of the future? Over the next few weeks, we will be endeavoring on a series of blogs exploring what the big players are developing for smart cities and how they will shape our world. Our cities will become smart when they are like living organisms: actively gathering data from … Continue reading A Smarter World Part 1: How the Future of Smart Cities Will Change the World →

How 5G Will Enable the Next Generation of Healthcare

February 14, 2019Healthcare Tech, Internet of Things5G, AI, AR, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Cellular, Healthcare, Internet, IoT, Medical, Medicine, Remote Monitoring, Telemedicine, VR, Wearablesadmin

In the past month, we’ve explored 5G, or fifth generation cellular technology, and how 5G will shape the future. In this piece, we’ll spotlight the many ways in which 5G will revolutionize the healthcare industry. DATA TRANSMISSION Many medical machines like MRIs and other imaging machines generate very large files that must then be sent … Continue reading How 5G Will Enable the Next Generation of Healthcare →

How the Revolutionary Mechanics of Blockchain Technology Could Serve Your Business

January 10, 2018Cryptocurrencies, Internet of ThingsAutomation, Blockchain, Business, Contracts, Cryptocurrency, Decentralized, Distributed Ledger, Healthcare, Internet of Things, Smart Contracts, Supply Chain, Technologyadmin

In the last entry in our cryptocurrency series, we explored how to secure your cryptocurrency with the right wallet. This week, we’ll take a look at the mechanics of the Blockchain across industries. While the debate over whether Bitcoin will become the dominant cryptocurrency is far from over, the mechanics behind Bitcoin are unquestionably revolutionary. … Continue reading How the Revolutionary Mechanics of Blockchain Technology Could Serve Your Business →

Everything You Need to Know About Machine Learning

December 15, 2016Internet of ThingsAlgorithm, Android, App, Apple, Developer, Google, Internet of Things, IOS, IoT, Languages, Machine Learning, MATLAB, Mobile, Programming, Python, R, Tensorflowadmin

A calculator can solve complex problems which would take even the most savvy mathematicians an incomparable amount of time. Artificial intelligence has become one of the most hotly debated and highly funded aspects of technology because the speed at which machines can process information yields innumerable possibilities and applications which can and will benefit humanity. … Continue reading Everything You Need to Know About Machine Learning →

Sink or Swim: Why Google Needs Andromeda to Compete with Apple

October 11, 2016Android DevelopmentAndroid, Andromeda, App, Apple, Chrome, Competitive, Continuity, Desktop, Development, Google, Internet of Things, IOS, IoT, Mobile, Omnichannel, OS, Tablet, Windowsadmin

App developers commonly cite device fragmentation as one of their biggest peeves about the Android platform. While Apple keeps a stronghold on all iOS devices, Android allows third-party developers to create hardware for the platform. With a number of different devices all with different screen sizes, tech specs and OS capabilities, developers cannot efficiently optimize … Continue reading Sink or Swim: Why Google Needs Andromeda to Compete with Apple →

Apple Brings the Internet of Things Home with HomeKit & iOS 10

October 4, 2016Internet of Things, iOS DevelopmentApp, Apple, Automation, Design, Development, Home, Homekit, Internet of Things, IOS, iOS 10, IoT, iPhone, Mobile, Siri, Smart, TV, UIadmin

Anyone engrossed in the tech scene knows the Internet of Things is one of the trendiest technology topics on the web. The IoT is shaping our world and building fortunes for innovators, futurists and top app development companies. However, in the common household, the IoT has yet to break through to the mainstream. The biggest company … Continue reading Apple Brings the Internet of Things Home with HomeKit & iOS 10 →