Generative AI enables users to generate new content based on various inputs (including text, images, sounds, animation, 3D models, or other data types). By using neural network technology to identify the patterns and structures within existing data, generative AI creates new and original content. The technology can be a powerful ...

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5G is transforming telecommunication networks and stimulating innovation across different sectors. 5G wireless networks can provide very high data rates and excellent coverage with increased capacity, better quality, and low latency. This 5G ecosystem offers many opportunities for the economic system. However, it brings new security issues to the mobile ...

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First named in 1999 by computer scientist Kevin Ashton, the Internet of Things (IoT) connects thousands of devices, such as thermostats, voice-activated speakers, and medical devices, to a wide range of data. Now, the IoT is set to transform the Metaverse as it seamlessly connects the 3D world to real-life ...

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Digital twins were first used by NASA in the 1960s when the organization would create physically duplicated systems at ground level to match systems in space. “Digital twins provide a way to ask the ‘what if/why not’ questions of an object or system,” says Todd Richmond, IEEE Member. In the ...

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The adoption of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) has increased globally, accelerated by the pandemic when manufacturers faced supply chain issues and workforce shortages. Utilizing machine learning (ML), AI, and big data, IIoT’s potential to increase global production, support remote operations, and optimize manufacturing and analytics are vital to ...

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With the development of both present and future technologies, the Internet of Things (IoT) based solutions offer many potential benefits to today’s world, especially in healthcare. Currently, there is a high demand for low-cost solutions in connected healthcare and real-time wireless patient monitoring remotely. Intelligent wireless body monitoring leads to ...

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The concept of “smart cities” is an amalgamation of what was called intelligent, wired, cyber, networked, or digital cities. Smart cities can solve many challenges from global urban migration trends and aging populations to environmental degradation, climate change, and resource utilization. In a paper presented at the 2021 International Conference ...

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The concept of the smart city is perhaps the ultimate application of the Internet of Things (IoT) and connected technologies: a symphony of sensors generating data that can help vastly improve the way cities manage assets, resources, and services—and make life smoother for their citizens, as well. A cyber-physical-social system...

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The Internet of Things (IoT) holds tremendous potential to transform many aspects of the world—from industry and agriculture to medicine, traffic, and smart cities—making our lives easier, safer, more efficient, and more sustainable. As these applications grow, the number of IoT devices has exploded. According to the latest data, there...

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Mobility continues to be one of the greatest challenges for smart cities, so researchers have developed a system that not only improves current transportation management but also expands the opportunities for building better-connected cities.

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