If the terrain makes radio transmission impractical, the data can also be gathered remotely by a utility company van.
There, IT personnel would gather to remotely kick-start the data and telecommunications centers, while a relocated mailroom staff sorts through the morning's deliveries.
Across the military, the data flow has surged; since the attacks of 9/11, the amount of intelligence gathered by remotely piloted drones and other surveillance technologies has risen 1,600 percent.
US military officials, for instance, put the blame on "information overload" for the killing of 23 Afghan civilians in February 2010, and the New York Times reported that: "Across the military, the data flow has surged; since the attacks of 9/11, the amount of intelligence gathered by remotely piloted drones and other surveillance technologies has risen 1,600 percent.
Already it has software called TalkBack, parts of which are patented, which can remotely gather diagnostic information from a PC.
Their surprising success in the playoffs comes in inverse proportion to the times they have gathered for anything remotely resembling a conventional N.B.A. practice.
Such remotely gathered data, along with the need to comply with the new law, has made on-farm metering more palatable.
Consequently, there is a high demand for automated algorithms to analyze remotely gathered video recordings.
Pacemakers designed to communicate wirelessly, using radio-frequency telemetry-based technology, have enabled physicians to gather information about a patient remotely.
If you can't gather data and update devices remotely, those devices become much less relevant in the overall scope of IoT, that's why 5G has so much potential for IoT adoption of Qualcomm 5G technologies.
Alarm.com, which went public in June 2015, builds systems that let home or business owners remotely control and gather data and insights from internet-connected systems like lights, cameras, locks and other devices.
