Friday, January 26, 2018

list of artificial intelligence tools



Here’s a look at industry specific companies that utilise various forms of
artificial intelligence to solve some really interesting and particular problems
for different markets.

The other parts to this series:
  • Part 1— AI tools for Personal use
  • Part 2— AI tools for Business use — Enterprise Intelligence
  • Part 2— AI tools for Business use (cont’d) — Enterprise Functions
  • Part 3— AI tools for Industry specific businesses

Artificial Intelligence — industry specific:

🛌 Accomodation & Hotel

Exa — helps engage and delight guests with voice automated solutions

💱 Advertisement

Datacratic — helps you focus your digital ad on people you want to target
TNAB — a way to show personalised and engaging advertisement

🐮 Agriculture

Abundant Robotics— robotic solutions for difficult jobs in agriculture
AgriData — mapping software specifically for agriculture
Blue River Technology— acquired by John Deere
Descartes Labs — collects satellite imagery and makes ready for use+analysis
Grojo — grow room controller and monitoring system
Mavrx — aerial imaging that provides deep understanding of crop
Peat — automatic image recognition for plant damage
Pivot Bio — crop soil and microbial health management
Prospera Technologies — monitor and analyse plant health
TerrAvion — aerial imagery to learn about crop health and more
Trace Genomics— help measure soil health and nutritional status
Tule — remote crop water monitoring and irrigation control
UDIO — helps manage water usage

🔬 Biological

Atomwise — for novel small molecule discovery
Citrine — better material information
Color — helps you understand genetic risk for common hereditary cancers
Deep Genomics — predict what will happen within a cell when DNA is altered
Embryonic by BioTime — identify embryonic score of a sample online
Ginkgo Bioworks— we design custom microbes for a range markets
Grail — detect cancer early, when it can be cured
iCarbonX — a personal health data collection and organising platform
Mims— helps scientists with bioinformatics
Nanotronics — highly advanced microscope
Numerate — revolutionise small molecule drug design
Recursion Pharmaceuticals— drug discovery
SciAi— write biomedical papers in semantic format
Verily — developing tools to collect and organise health data
Whole Biome— a platform to develop microbiome interventions
Zymergen— engineer better microbes


💻 Cyber Security

Cybel Angel — prevention and real-time detection cyber incidents
Cylance — cybersecurity that predicts, prevents and protects from threats
Darktrace — spots patterns and prevent cyber crimes before they occur
Deep Instinct — zero day attacked protection for endpoints and mobile
Delphi — security against malware and malicious internet activity
Demisto— combines security orchestration and incident management
Drawbridge Networks— security-as-a-service
Emergent — helps predict where hackers will attack
Graphistry— helps teams investigate cyber threats quickly and easily
LeapYear— extracts threat insights from sensitive data
Pelican — a more intelligent and secure payment, compliance and banking
SentinelOne— predicts, prevents, detects and responds to threats
Shift Technology— helps reduce insurance fraud
SignalSense— evaluates traffic for threats occurring inside your network
Sift Science — helps prevent fraud and abuse for your web-scale business
SparkCognition— helps businesses predict a data breach
Versive — automates threat hunting supporting cybersecurity teams
Zimperium— real-time threat protection mobile and apps

🛒 Ecommerce

Basket — e-commerce shopping cart chatbot
Choice.ai — create and deploy stunning UI elements and widgets in seconds
Cody.ai — intelligent agent geared for ecommerce
Contented — dynamic page/website/email layouts optimised to your content
Firedrop — websites designed automatically, just add content and publish
Millions.ai — throw content at it and it builds you a website
Prix — helps to optimise pricing
Oly— selects and helps you publish content to your social media
Sentient — automatically makes website design changes to improve ROI
Signature— build elegant landing pages using your social media content
TheGrid— building websites automatically just by adding content

🎓 Education

AltSchool — a platform made to improve learning capabailities
Content Technologies (CTI) — research and development company
Coursera — online courses from top universities
Gradescope — streamlines the tedious parts of grading
Hugh — helps library users find any book quickly
Ivy.ai — customer service chatbot for higher education
Knewton — personalised learning for high and primary schools
Volley — makes training and development more engaging and effective

💵 Fintech

AlphaSense — highly intelligent search functionality
Alta5 — scriptable trading automation for your online brokerage account
Analytic.ai— hedging and arbitrageur protection
AppZen— audit your T&E expenses in real-time and cut your expenses
Cerebellum Capital — investment management firm driven by statistical ML
Darwinian Capital — uses AI to build investment products
iSentium — quantify unstructured social content into sentiment indicators
Kasisto — manage your banking via chat
Numerai — a new kind of hedge fund
Kensho — scalable ML for government and commercial (backed by CIA)
Origin — trades stocks and predicts prices
Pit.ai — mining trading strategies and management
Pitchbot.vc— learn if you’re investor ready or not through conversation
PrecisionLender — offers actionable financial insights to bankers
Quandl — delivers alternative datasets atop core financial and economic data
Sentient — helps with financial strategy and investment choices

👾 Gaming

Kythera — in-game AI to help game studios with development

🏥 ️ Healthcare

Atomwise — for novel small molecule discovery
Babylon — online doctor consultations using AI
BuddiHealth — helps improve process, payment systems and costs with RCM
Behold.ai — medical billing, coding and claims software
BenevolnentAI — helps with the discovery of new medicines
Calico Labs — trying to solve the problem of aging and diseases
CareSkore — patient profile software for predicting outcomes and trends
CloudMedx — a platform to help with clinical treatment and financial savings
CUDL — share clinical data securely and simplify ultrasound understanding
Deep6 Analytics — helps find better patients for clinical trials much faster
Diagnostics.ai— make medical diagnosis tests accurate and safer
DreamUp Vision — helps ophthamologists with screening of retinal diseases
Emr.ai — transform medical reports into international standard code
Embryonic by BioTime — identify embryonic score of a sample online
Enlitic — makes doctors faster and more accurate
Freenome — non-invasive medical screening to treat cancer and other disease
Healthcare.ai — open source tools to help increase ML in healthcare
IBM Watson Health — advanced capabilities for healthcare institutions
Lunit Inc. — medical data analysis and interpretation
Lytics — medical insights tools
MD.ai — collaborative medical research
Numerate Medical— revolutionise small molecule drug design
Oncora — precision radiation oncology for personalised treatment
Pharma AI — support pharmaceutical research and development
pulseData — predicts bad, expensive health outcomes before they happen
Qure— diagnosis for MRI, CT Scans and X-Rays
Sentrian — detects patient deterioration earlier with chronic diseases
twoXAR — accelerates drug discovery
Umps Health — helps detect elderly people emergency requirements
Viz — helps doctors treat patients faster with medical imaging
Zebra Medical Vision— medical imaging to help physicians and practitioners
Zephyr Health— helps life sciences companies connect the right people

📹 Image

3Scan — improving the accuracy and efficiency of anatomic pathology
Arterys — platform to help manage medical imaging
Bay Labs— developing cardiovascular imaging tools
Butterfly Network — medical imaging accessible to everyone in the world
Cortexica— a range of different advanced imagining products
Google DeepMind — does this really need a description?
Imagia — helps detect changes in cancer early
Kuznech— computer vision products range
Lunit Inc. — a range of medical imaging software
Zebra Medical Vision— medical imaging to help physicians and practitioners

🏗️ Infrastructure

Doxel — visual artificial intelligence for job sites
Flywheel — building performance platform
OJO Home— helps real estate agents turn prospects into clients for life

🏢 Insurance

Cape Analytics — identify property attributes at scale for underwriting
Underwrite.ai — dynamic modelling of credit risk
ZestFinance — improved underwriting for insurance companies

🏛 Legal

Beagle — helps law firms find deep hidden insights in legal text
Blue J Legal— enables tax professionals to strengthen their tax position
Equivant — helps decision making on convictions (not a fan of this!)
Kira — speeds the identification and analysis of contracts
Legal Robot — helps make sense of legal language and find errors
Premonition — helps you find lawyers based on their statistics
Peter — helps with legal contracts and timestamping
Ravel Law— enhances lawyers legal capabilities with deep insights
ROSS Intelligence— enhances lawyers legal capabilities with deep insights
Seal — contract discovery and analytics

💡 Manufacturing

Eigen Innovations — help manufacturers optimise productivity
Raven — interprets shop floor data and provides actions to operators

🗞️ News & Media

Dataminr— discovers high-impact events and news instantly

🐨 Other

Maxima — claim to be working on artificial general intelligence
makeAvatar.ai — create 3d avatars from selfies, instantly
Harmony.ai — an IIoT ecosystem leveraging leading devices and platforms
Hugh — helps library users find any book quickly
PETRL — promotes moral consideration for algorithms
Purple — learn more about your customers through their Wifi usage
Personalised Privacy Assistant Project — learns about privacy preferences
of users to give them control of what information about themselves others see
TARA — helps you manage projects
Ulzard — transform a UI screenshot into working code
Vue — fashion trend

👜 Retail Finance

Betterment — personalised retirement planning
Earnest — alternative loan financing using prediction of your income in future
Lendo — a new way of credit scoring aimed at people without credit access
Mirador — improved and quicker decision making for lending as a borrower
Tala (a InVenture)— a new way of credit scoring using smart phone data
Playment— training data, image annotation and more for enterprise
Prix — helps to optimise pricing

🔒 Security & Safety

Alive.ai — drones for agriculture, public emergency and more
Irvine Sensors— detects foreign and intentionally placed objects for security

🏅 Sports

Arena — sport performance prediction and analysis

📦 Transportation and Logistics

Acerta — helps better understand their vehicle data to find root faults causes
Aerea — supply chain management, manufacturing and prediction
Alloy — analytics and supply chain management software
Armada — helps to track and improve supply chain costs and efficiencies
Captain — smart delivery software for restaurants
ClearMetal — helps predict logistics issues and reduce costs
Marble — creating a fleet of intelligent courier robots
PitStop — the fastest way to detect and correct errors in PDF files
Preteckt — be informed in advance before your truck experiences a problem
Routific — improve and plan local logistics routes in real-time
Preteckt — helps diagnose and predict truck faults
Seldin — AI powered supply chains
SupplyAI — helps predict if customers are likely to return a purchase

🚗 Travel

Mezi — helps with booking flights, hotels, restaurant reservations and more
Voya — help booking and managing business travels

📺 VR & AR

Drop — I was just intrigued by their website…

Autonomous Systems & Robotics:

✈️ Aerial

Achron — automated UAV operations
Airware — drones for industrial purposes
Alive.ai — drones for agriculture, public emergency and more
DJI — everyone has this drone
DroneDeploy — the software platform for drone mapping
Fathom — enables rapid prototyping, validation of DNN and CV drones
Lily — drones that follow you
Mavrx — aerial imaging that provides deep understanding of crop
Shield — autonomous unmanned systems for civil and defence
Skycatch — turn drone photos into 3D models
Skydio — building a new generation of AI powered drones

🚘 Autonomous Vehicles

Aeye — safe and reliable vehicle autonomy
AIMotive — autonomous vehicle hardware and software
Area17 — autonomous navigation
Autonomic — building self-driving car capabilities
Auro Robotics— self driving shuttle for campuses and corporate parks
Comm.ai — helps make your car self driving compatible
Dispatch — creating a fleet of autonomous vehicles for pedestrian spaces
Drive.ai— building the brain of self-driving vehicles
Dryvless.ai — peer-to-peer fully autonomous transportation logistics network
Five AI — autonomous vehicles systems that can work anywhere
Mobileye — self-driving vehicles for industry
Nauto — give your fleet self-driving capabilities
nuTonomy — software for driverless fleets
PlusAI — working toward Level 4/5 self-driving car (semi-fully autonomous)
Shield — autonomous unmanned systems for civil and defence
Tesla — auto pilot and self-driving capability by the one and only..
Uber — autonomous vehicle program by Uber
Waymo— Google’s self-driving vehicle project

🤖 Industrial Autonomy & Robotics

Airware — drones for industrial purposes
Anki — dedicated to bringing consumer robotics into everyday life
Clearpath Robotics — develop autonomous robots for different purposes
Corva — provides drilling analytics and other insights for gas and oil
Dispatch — creating a fleet of autonomous vehicles for pedestrian spaces
Fetch Robotics— optimising warehouse and logistics operations
Graphcore — IPU that is 10x to 100x times more efficient and cost effective
Harvest Automation— robots for a range of industrial environments
Jaybridge Robotics— develops vehicle automation for heavy equipment
Kindred AI— exploring systems to enable robots to participate in our world
Mov.ai — industrial automous robots
Ortelio — the software to help robots do what they do
Osaro — a range of autonomous vehicles and robots
Rethink Robotics — the people behind Baxter + Sawyer collaborative robots
Roboy — a humanoid robot aimed to be as capable as a human
Spoon — a robot (I couldn’t work out its purpose, but it sounded cool!)
SoftBank — robotics and other advanced technology company
Tend— monitor and control your production line from anywhere
Yandex Data Factory — provides AI-based solutions that directly
increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve energy efficiency

Academic & Research:

🏫 Research

Cogitai — developing continual shared learning artificial intelligence
IBM Q— building universal quantum computers for business and science
Isris — AI for scientific documentation to help find solutions
Kimera — developing AGI to help cure cancer and solve other problems
Meta — helps researchers understand what is happening globally in science
and shows them where science is headed
NNAISENSE — building large-scale neural network solutions
Numenta — reverse engineering the neocortex
OpenAI— discovering and enacting the path to safe AGI
Swarm Insight — better, real-time feedback from groups

⌨️ Developers, Studios and Consultants (only a few listed)

📚 Open Source Libraries

🛠 Hardware

🎓 Institutions & Universities

PETRL — promotes moral consideration for algorithms

Alternative (interesting projects worth a mention):

❤️ Privacy and Social Impact

AI Now Initiative — research initiative working across disciplines to
understand the social and economic implications of artificial intelligence to
ensure a more equitable future.
PETRL — People for the Ethical Treatment of Reinforcement
Learns — promotes moral consideration for algorithms, with the idea
“you are just an algorithm implemented on biological hardware”
Personalised Privacy Assistant Project — learns about privacy preferences
of users to give them control of what information about themselves others see.

Reference:

Asgard.vc — The German Artificial Intelligence Landscape
AI 100 — CB Insights (helped also form part of my structure)
CIO Applications (helped form part of my structure)
Sam DeBrule— The Non-Technical Guide to Machine Learning
O’Reilly— The Current State of Machine Learning 3.0
Plus random discoveries that I came across the last couple months
And of course, the countless suggestions from the community
 — thank you all very much (if I’ve missed any still just let me know)!

Also, check out the other parts of this series:


  • Part 1— AI tools for Personal use
  • Part 2— AI tools for Business use — Enterprise Intelligence
  • Part 2— AI tools for Business use (cont’d) — Enterprise Functions
  • Part 3— AI tools for Industry specific businesses
Let me know if I missed any companies you think should be included,
any edits I should make or if there any that just shouldn’t be in this list?
Liam Hänel here, CEO and co-founder of Lyra,
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Originally published at Lyra (www.lyr.ai)

Friday, January 5, 2018

Top Cryptocurrency of 2018


1 Bit Coin

Bitcoin uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority or banks; managing transactions and the issuing of bitcoins is carried out collectively by the network. Bitcoin is open-source; its design is public, nobody owns or controls Bitcoin and everyone can take part. Through many of its unique properties, Bitcoin allows exciting uses that could not be covered by any previous payment system.

Website : https://bitcoin.org/


2 Ripple

Ripple attracted a great deal of venture capital during its inception. The Google-backed altcoin startup managed to pull in upwards of $50 mln from banking institutions, gathering an impressive $90 mln in total funding. Ripple is unique in that it allows for transacting with any unit of value, from fiat currency to frequent flier miles.
“Ripple provides global financial settlement solutions to enable the world to exchange value like it already exchanges information giving rise to an Internet of Value (IoV). Ripple solutions lower the total cost of settlement by enabling banks to transact directly, instantly and with certainty of settlement,” reads the company’s copy on their official website.
Initially a middling contender, Ripple has gained momentum in the cryptocurrency market, seeing a marked surge earlier this year. In fact, Ripple experienced a 100 percent increase in value within a 24-hour period in late March.

Website : https://ripple.com/


3 Ethereum

J.P Morgan Chase, Microsoft and Intel allied in order to create the fiercest rival to Bitcoin in circulation today: Ethereum. The main purpose of the endeavor was to program binding agreements into the Blockchain itself. This incarnated into the now-popular smart contract feature.
Interestingly, Ethereum is not just a currency. It’s a Blockchain platform powered by the Ether cryptocurrency. The New York Times describes the technology as “a single shared computer that is run by the network of users and on which resources are parceled out and paid for by Ether.”

Website : https://www.ethereum.org/


4 Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

Bitcoin Cash brings sound money to the world, fulfilling the original promise of Bitcoin as "Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash". Merchants and users are empowered with low fees and reliable confirmations. The future shines brightly with unrestricted growth, global adoption, permissionless innovation, and decentralized development.
All Bitcoin holders as of block 478558 are also owners of Bitcoin Cash. All are welcome to join the Bitcoin Cash community as we move forward in creating sound money accessible to the whole world.

Website : https://www.bitcoincash.org/


5 Cardano Cardano (ADA)

Cardano is home to the Ada cryptocurrency, which can be used to send and receive digital funds. This digital cash represents the future of money, making possible fast, direct transfers that are guaranteed to be secure through the use of cryptography.
Cardano is more than just a cryptocurrency, however, it is a technological platform that will be capable of running financial applications currently used every day by individuals, organisations and governments all around the world. The platform is being constructed in layers, which gives the system the flexibility to be more easily maintained and allow for upgrades by way of soft forks. After the settlement layer that will run Ada is complete, a separate computing layer will be built to handle smart contracts, the digital legal agreements that will underpin future commerce and business. Cardano will also run decentralised applications, or dapps, services not controlled by any single party but instead operate on a blockchain.

Website : https://www.cardanohub.org/


6 Litecoin (LTC)

Former Google engineer Charles Lee created this altcoin in an effort to improve upon Bitcoin. Namely, the speed to generate a new block is improved dramatically. Transactions are much faster. By the same token, however, this speed makes Litecoin’s Blockchain larger and more prone to producing orphaned blocks.

Website : https://litecoin.com/


7 NEM (XEM)

NEM is written in Java; built on an entirely new codebase separate and apart from Bitcoin’s open-source code. There are a few other intriguing differences from Bitcoin as well. In NEM, you harvest rather than mine. It’s essentially the same as mining in Bitcoin, only that multiple people profit - albeit in much smaller quantities - from a generated block.
NEM introduced the proof-of-importance algorithm to the digital ledger. A user’s wealth and number of transactions are used to timestamp transactions.
NEM has seen rapid growth in its valuation since the beginning of 2017 as the altcoin is currently being embraced in Japan.

Website : http://nem.io/


8 Stellar (XLM)

Former Google engineer Charles Lee created this altcoin in an effort to improve upon Bitcoin. Namely, the speed to generate a new block is improved dramatically. Transactions are much faster. By the same token, however, this speed makes Litecoin’s Blockchain larger and more prone to producing orphaned blocks.

Website : https://www.stellar.org/


9 TRON (TRX)

TRON is a blockchain-based decentralized protocol that aims to construct a worldwide free content entertainment system with the blockchain and distributed storage technology. The protocol allows each user to freely publish, store and own data, and in the decentralized autonomous form, decides the distribution, subscription and push of contents and enables content creators by releasing, circulating and dealing with digital assets, thus forming a decentralized content entertainment ecosystem.

Website : https://tronlab.com/


10 IOTA (MIOTA)

NEM is written in Java; built on an entirely new codebase separate and apart from Bitcoin’s open-source code. There are a few other intriguing differences from Bitcoin as well. In NEM, you harvest rather than mine. It’s essentially the same as mining in Bitcoin, only that multiple people profit - albeit in much smaller quantities - from a generated block.
NEM introduced the proof-of-importance algorithm to the digital ledger. A user’s wealth and number of transactions are used to timestamp transactions.
NEM has seen rapid growth in its valuation since the beginning of 2017 as the altcoin is currently being embraced in Japan.

Website : https://iota.org/


11 Dash Dash (DASH)

Dash, a combination of the words “digital” and “cash,” is the Internet’s cash-in-hand. Dash is quick. Its transactions are instant. “Your time is valuable. InstantSend payments confirm in less than a second,” Dash claims. By comparison, Bitcoin’s transactions can take up to an hour to process.
GPU/CPU mining is no longer cost effective. In order to mine, you’ll need specific hardware, computers known as ASICs to complete Dash’s proof-of-work puzzles.

Website : https://www.dash.org/


12 Monero (XMR)

Monero is geared toward those who desire greater anonymity. The cryptocurrency allows you to “send and receive funds without your transactions being publically visible on the Blockchain.” Transactions are completely untraceable due to Monero’s leveraging of ring signatures. Unfortunately, because of Monero’s emphasis on privacy, it has seen adoption by the darknet and other criminal organizations.

Website : http://www.monero.cc/

Saturday, December 30, 2017

Global Cryptocurrency Market Outlook

Global Cryptocurrency Market Outlook 2022:Analysis By Type (Bitcoin (BTC) ,Ether (ETH), Litecoin (LTC)), Demand Overview and Technology Progress


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By Product/Type, the Cryptocurrency market can be split into:
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Saturday, December 16, 2017

Top IoT Management Platforms Of The Day

IoT (Internet of Things) is the hottest talk of tech-town these days, and there are some very good reasons for that. High-time proficiency, energy saving, reduced resources, eco-friendliness, automation, and making the connected devices smarter/intelligent are just some of the main attributes associated with IoT technology. Giants of the technology niche are more than eager to utilize the great advancements/enhancements IoT technology is expected to deliver in near future. After knowing about the Internet of Things, the second most important thing is to know about the different IoT management portals that are, in fact, makes it possible to exploit the full potential of IoT. So, let’s explore what some of the top IoT management platforms are offering to the eager IoT developers.

Oracle IoT -:


Oracle, as we all know it quite well enough, has been a major player in the field of computing and IT since the days when the first PC’s arrived on the scene. Hugely popular for their famous Java application, Oracle has now stepped forward with the latest change and has introduced its own, and quite a competent Oracle IoT, Oracle’s answer to a rising IoT world.
With this introduction on IoT scene, Oracle secured a major place in the heated competition of IoT battle among the tech giants out there. Oracle IoT was launched in the latter half of 2016, and many analysts predict that this IoT management portal may well take the lead above all the rest. Why? Here are some reasons:

  1. Predictive Analytics: Oracle IoT proffers real-time data analytics for businesses to ensure near-perfect predictive outcomes.
  2. Secure & Reliable Connectivity: Oracle IoT uses state-of-the-art and industry standard connectivity protocol with all kinds of IoT-connected devices through its portal.
  3. High-Quality Oracle PaaS: Oracle IoT comes integrated with the award-winning Oracle Platform-as-a-Service application providing more flexibility and ease of use.

Cisco Jasper IoT Platform -:


Second on my list is the IoT platform from one of the leading companies in IT in the world: Cisco Inc. Cisco Jasper IoT is the name of their IoT management portal, which is quite simple, easier to use, and very powerful portal as well. Cisco Jasper IoT is a cloud-based IoT management portal (like all others on this list) and it is more geared towards connecting/managing customer-oriented IoT products and services. Jasper Technologies was actually another company which Cisco bought back in 2016, and Jasper Technologies were pioneers in mobile connectivity management services, similar to what Parlacom Telecommunications of Brazil provide, which is another well-known IoT/M2M cellular service provider.
Cisco Jasper IoT provides the following features:

  1. Application Management: One of the earliest of its kind, Cisco Jasper IoT management portal includes the feature of managing not only an IoT hardware but the application working on it as well.
  2. Connectivity: Like most of the other IoT management portals, Cisco also boasts a highly protective connectivity protocol for connecting millions of IoT devices worldwide.
  3. Process Automation: Cisco Jasper also provides high-time automation of several important processes that are based on the user preferences.

Besides to all of the above-mentioned things, Cisco Jasper IoT platform provides IoT management to a wide range of industries such as smart cities, industry 4.0 processes, energy management, and transportation industry.

IBM Watson IoT Platform -:

Another very reputable company in the IT and computing arena – founders of Personal Computer –. IBM has introduced its own IoT management portal which is known as IBM Watson IoT Platform, named after the company’s famous super-intelligent IQ answering system. IBM’s IoT platform is a highly secure IoT manager tool which not only connects an IoT device safely to the commanding center, but it also enables the developers to implement their own custom-solutions for the issues connected devices may face during work. Here are some of the remarkable benefits of IBM Watson IoT Platform:

  1. In-Depth Info/Data Management: This is one of the specials of this IoT management platform which you generally won’t find on other platforms. You can configure, choose preferences, and how the data will behave that you receive from your connected devices.
  2. Security/Risk Management: IBM’s IoT platform is integrated with IBM secure-by-design control feature which provides the best protection, ad risk analysis, for the entire IoT ecosystem running through IBM Watson IoT Platform.
  3. Rapid Connectivity: IBM Watson IoT Platform provides quick and secure connection/registration for your IoT products and their gateways. IBM uses TPCx-IoT standard benchmark for IoT gateways, making the whole process much safer and faster.

Parlacom Cellular M2M/IoT Platform -:

The last on this list is Parlacom Brazil’s dedicated mobile M2M/IoT cellular management portal, which is specifically geared for mobile IoT managers. Parlacom Brazil is an innovative company whose aim is to make supply chain and product management more accessible and easier, via mobile network that is. Their IoT/M2M management portal which is known as “M2M Platform” provides these features at best:

  1. Integrate with Well-Known Carrier Services: Parlacom IoT/M2M tool provides support to integrate your platform with various well-known mobile network operators around the world. Business owners can use this feature to remotely manage their entire M2M ecosystem of sales and supply chain.
  2. Sim-Based IoT Management: A new infrastructure of its kind, Parlacom enables its customers to use sim services to manage and access their connected devices in real-time, around the globe, at any time they like.
  3. Reduces MTTR (Mean Time to Repair): Parlacom M2M/IoT management tool is built with MTTR technology, which literally means a form of uninterrupted and less-downtime service.

Conclusion

So, these were some of the best IoT management portals available right now which I have discussed in this article, mostly for laymen who are beginning in the IoT industry. However, do not consider this short list complete because it is far from being one since there are many other IoT platforms out there as well; I just choose the ones I found better. Have you tried any IoT/M2M management portal yet, either from this list or outside of it? I will be eager to hear your remarks. 

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