@ThingsExpo BlogsIoT Sensors Extend Our Physical Senses By Kevin BenedictWireless M2M or IoT sensors and 3D modeling and visualization tools enable you to see and monitor conditions at distance - in real-time. Visualization tools like those from SVS Innovations make it possible to digitally model in 3D, with great accuracy, an object or a building and to see the sensor data in real-time. Visualization and tactile feedback tools can then be used to quickly inform you of changing conditions, alerts, patterns or variations in activity or data patterns. Sensor data, visualization and tactile feedback tools can truly augment your reality all on your smartphone or tablet...Jan. 28, 2015 01:06 PM ESTInternet of Things and the Smartwatch MarketBy Ashlee Cantrell; Ram SonagaraSmart watches, which pioneered the wearable technology sector, earned collective revenue of US$700 million in 2013 with the sale of 3.1 million units. The sheer magnanimity of these watches can be inferred from quick sale they made and acceptance they received. Smart watches are nothing but wearable computing devices that a user wears for its functional capabilities supported by a matching smartphone.Jan. 28, 2015 01:00 PM EST Reads: 708Where IoT and Microservices IntersectBy Lori MacVittieOne of the neat things about microservices is the ability to segment functional actions into scalability domains. After all, if you're scaling out a specific functional service domain you can also specify pe...Jan. 28, 2015 12:11 PM EST Reads: 323IoT and Enterprise End-User SupportBy Srinivasan Sundara RajanOn January 21, 2015, Microsoft unveiled the next major beta of Windows 10, the Consumer Preview, with an event at the company's home in Redmond, Washington. As it is a major release for Microsoft we expected to see several new features toward Microsoft's vision on ‘Mobile First' & ‘Cloud First' and toward a Universal Application Platform across all of desktop, laptop, mobile devices, gaming devices and other Internet Of Things.