The Future Of The Smart Home
From smart doorbells to air quality monitoring to connected fitness equipment, here are the technologies making the home smarter, more efficient, and more flexible for the post-pandemic era.
From smart doorbells to air quality monitoring to connected fitness equipment, here are the technologies making the home smarter, more efficient, and more flexible for the post-pandemic era.
Bioelectronic Medicine Outlook
Bioelectronic medicine uses the body's electrical signals to enhance disease diagnosis and treatment. We analyze how startups, researchers, and industry giants are moving the space forward with new tech and innovations.
New technologies like 5G and edge computing are making healthcare more connected, secure, and efficient.
We dig into insurer AXA XL's recently launched multi-sensor internet of things (IoT) ecosystem helping construction companies control risk.
The Covid-19 pandemic hurt IoT unicorn Samsara. What does this mean for the space's longer-term prospects?
We look at how 3 insurers are aiming to use the internet of things (IoT) to build better insurance products, avoid losses, and offer new risk management services.
Wearable devices have the potential to improve underwriting models, attract new business, and provide a better customer experience.
Startups to Watch
These companies are using AI and machine learning to provide predictive analytics, which will be critical in manufacturing environments as production ramps up in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis.
The growing smart home trend brings potential for home insurers to reduce expenses and grow revenues — all while enabling higher cost savings for consumers.
From using smartphones for ordering in restaurants to controlling self-service kiosks with hand gestures, these solutions are reducing the risk of exposure to germs by making customer interactions touchless.
Usage-Based Auto Insurance Outlook
Insurtechs have made progress in pushing usage-based auto insurance to the forefront, and the recent decline in consumer driving due to social distancing orders could make UBI even more attractive to consumers.