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“They’re tying in data from raw material to the end user, while monitoring and controlling the impact of decisions along the way. Having visibility in real time is very valuable,” Stubbs says. “That’s why data is on the brink of becoming the new currency.”

Insulet recently reported earnings for the third quarter of 2018. Revenue for Q3 came in at a record $151 million, representing an increase of 24% year-on-year. Operating income came in at $7 million, keeping the company on track for the first profitable year in its history. Gross margins have expanded to 67.5%, up 700 basis points year-on-year, an important factor of Insulet’s move towards profitability. Management has also provided guidance for growth for the fourth quarter, estimating revenue growth of between 22% and 26%.

Laser-based or image-based, scanners are a system’s window to real-time operations and a door to Industry 4.0.

Toughbook as a Service Panasonic launched its new Toughbook-as-a-Service earlier this year. It’s a unique, interest free, monthly payment model for rugged devices. Businesses can now equip their mobile workforces with any rugged Panasonic Toughbook notebook, tablet or handheld device without having to worry about large upfront costs in capital expenditure.

“This is the big coup,” Stubbs says. “Going forward, there will be a lot of autonomy in decision making, especially when running highly complex operations where by the time a person could make a decision you’ve already gone past the time of it being effective. That’s where people can start monetizing data, since you’re using it to avoid costs and move closer to perfection.”

Ulefone has included an NFC chip inside of this phone as well, and you will notice 16-megapixel (interpolated to 21MP) and 8-megapixel (interpolated to 13MP) cameras on the back of the device. A single 8-megapixel (interpolated to 13MP) camera is included on the front side of the phone, while Android 8.1 Oreo comes pre-installed on the device. Global 4G LTE bands are included in the package, says Ulefone, while the phone can actually serve you as an ultraviolet light detector as well. The phone can operate in temperatures between -40 and +80 degrees Celsius. The phone measures 166 x 83 x 13.3mm, while it weighs 228 grams. If you’d like to know more about the phone, visit the link down below.

It packs 6GB RAM and 128GB of internal storage. As for the photography, there’s a dual rear camera setup consisting of a 21-megapixel RGB primary sensor and a 13-megapixel monochrome secondary sensor. On the front side, there’s a 13-megapixel snapper for taking selfies and video calling. The phone’s camera comes with Arcsoft algorithm and AI-based features.

The mini smartphone now has a rugged design that should make it more resistant to the daily beating some of us give our handsets. The Unihertz Atom feels sturdier and more solid than its predecessor, but it is also thicker and bulkier at 96 x 45 x 18mm. I wouldn’t say that’s necessarily a problem — the phone still feels tiny.

Collaborative robots (cobots) are becoming increasingly common across the supply chain. Robots are often used to take the place of humans for tasks that are too dangerous or too physically demanding, however in many cases they still need guidance. Humans can use AR to direct cobots in loading trucks to guarantee best placement of products for maximum load and assist in proper placement.

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When you check your email on a regular smartphone, you are bombarded with information and distractions. What you mean to be a quick look can easily turn into a multi-hour hole filled with games and cat videos. With the Unihertz Atom you do what you have to do and get on with your life. The price and purpose make its shortcomings more bearable.

Before sending me out alone, the company assigned me two “ride-alongs” with its top driver, the legendary Marco, who went out with 280 packages the second day I rode shotgun with him, took his full lunch break, did not roll through a single stop sign, and was finished by sundown. Marco taught me to keep a lookout not just for porch pirates—lowlifes who swoop in behind us to pilfer packages—but also for portable toilets. In neighborhoods miles from a service station or any public lavatory, a Port-a-John, or a Honey Pot, can be no less welcome than an oasis in the desert. (The afternoon I leapt from the van and beelined to a Honey Pot, only to find it padlocked, was the closest I’ve come to crying on the job.)