[University News Network, reporter Youngeun Cho] On the 18th, Hansung University (President Sanghan Lee) held the 7th Imagination Talk (Part 1) and the 2nd Social Day (Part 2) for students of its Division of Creative Talent in the main auditorium of Naksan Hall.
The range of fields where the Internet of Things (IoT) is being applied is expanding so quickly that predictions have become almost meaningless. And the single biggest factor driving this growth of the IoT market is the rise of platforms.
Cloud services are evolving. Where the industry once pursued technical change through the edge, overcoming drawbacks such as security and connection latency, it is now reinventing itself by finding the business areas where each cloud’s characteristics fit best.
At session presentations of Smart Cloud Show 2018, held at the Westin Chosun Hotel in Seoul on the 19th, IT industry experts agreed that the future of the cloud lies in business applications rather than technology.
Last week, Daliworks showcased its IoT platform Thing+ at the IoT Korea Exhibition 2018.
Alongside the Thingplus platform, we presented this year’s four key IoT solutions built on Thingplus – smart factory, farm, building, and energy – using the actual hardware supplied and UI screens together with real service cases, making the IoT platform and solutions easy to understand and true to life.
Today Daliworks announced that it is taking part in the DECENTER Horizon 2020 project jointly with a consortium of Korean and European companies. DECENTER is a research and innovation project that aims to deliver a robust fog computing platform covering the entire Cloud-to-Things continuum, providing application-aware orchestration and resource provisioning driven by Artificial Intelligence.
Daliworks took part as a panel moderator at the 2018 Agrofood Global Conference hosted by FACT (Foundation of Agricultural Technology Commercialization and Transfer)!
Daliworks, a leader in IoT cloud platforms and solutions, and TrackNet, Inc., a provider of advanced LoRaWAN IoT solutions, have agreed to bring innovative smart building and smart greenhouse solutions to Korea and Japan.
In step with the global Fourth Industrial Revolution and backed by expanded government support for smart factory adoption, more small and mid-sized manufacturers plan to introduce smart factories this year.
Thank you to everyone who visited our booth at the IoT exhibition.
