The Internet of Things #IoT #GeneXusTheBestOf2014
As the year draws to a close, many studies highlight the expansion of mobile technology, wearable devices and the installation of sensors. These elements are related to the Internet of Things, an area where the GeneXus Community has done extensive work.
Smart Devices have experienced explosive sales growth and at the same time computers no longer dominate the market. In September this year, smartphone sales accounted for 65% of total sales recorded in Uruguay.
The seventh edition of Ericsson Mobility Report confirms the accelerated pace of mobile technology. This trend also indicates that by 2020, 90 percent of the world's population over 6 years old will have a mobile phone. The new scenario created by the Internet of Things is completed when we take into account -according to a study by IDC- that today nearly 17 million devices are autonomously interconnected, and that by 2020 there will be 50 million interconnected devices in the world.
GeneXus has been present in this technological context. Recently, the first smart home developed with GeneXus technology was presented in Argentina. Remotely controlling the home is one of the biggest ambitions that's becoming a reality with the help of sensors and the automation of some functions of the house (lights, doors, alert notifications sent to cell phones).
Read SIE's success story here
Internet, Mobility and Wearable Technology
These three topics are experiencing continuous advancements, but what do we really mean when we talk about them? How can they be applied to my organization? Does GeneXus provide any features to implement them?
Hyperconnectivity is the new paradigm
How important is it today to have accurate data available at the right time?
Using the new features included in GeneXus X Evolution 3 we can create incredibly sophisticated products with high quality features and unprecedented connectivity. The video below shows the Brokeronline multiplatform application that leverages the power of GeneXus X Evolution 3.
The Internet of Things, connecting everything not yet connected
Reflections about the paradigms existing in the field of the Internet of Things. BeagleBone Open-Source Hardware Project. GX application demo using open-source hardware
Beacons, opportunities and challenges
Beacons are considered as an excellent business opportunity. In this presentation, SEND – GeneXus Solution Partner – a company located in São Paulo (Brazil), shows the app being developed with GeneXus, which uses Beacons technology.
The seventh edition of Ericsson Mobility Report confirms the accelerated pace of mobile technology. This trend also indicates that by 2020, 90 percent of the world's population over 6 years old will have a mobile phone. The new scenario created by the Internet of Things is completed when we take into account -according to a study by IDC- that today nearly 17 million devices are autonomously interconnected, and that by 2020 there will be 50 million interconnected devices in the world.
GeneXus has been present in this technological context. Recently, the first smart home developed with GeneXus technology was presented in Argentina. Remotely controlling the home is one of the biggest ambitions that's becoming a reality with the help of sensors and the automation of some functions of the house (lights, doors, alert notifications sent to cell phones).
Read SIE's success story here
The Internet of Things, sensors and wearables at #GX24
Internet, Mobility and Wearable Technology
These three topics are experiencing continuous advancements, but what do we really mean when we talk about them? How can they be applied to my organization? Does GeneXus provide any features to implement them?
Hyperconnectivity is the new paradigm
How important is it today to have accurate data available at the right time?
Using the new features included in GeneXus X Evolution 3 we can create incredibly sophisticated products with high quality features and unprecedented connectivity. The video below shows the Brokeronline multiplatform application that leverages the power of GeneXus X Evolution 3.
The Internet of Things, connecting everything not yet connected
Reflections about the paradigms existing in the field of the Internet of Things. BeagleBone Open-Source Hardware Project. GX application demo using open-source hardware
Beacons, opportunities and challenges
Beacons are considered as an excellent business opportunity. In this presentation, SEND – GeneXus Solution Partner – a company located in São Paulo (Brazil), shows the app being developed with GeneXus, which uses Beacons technology.