Sentence examples for intelligent objects from inspiring English sources
There are more than a trillion interconnected and intelligent objects and organisms including a billion transistors for every person on the planet.
"But there are also upward of a trillion interconnected and intelligent objects and organisms — what some call the Internet of Things.
Intelligent objects will be ubiquitous before you know it, doing some expected things (the dreaded intelligent fridge) and some unexpected ones.
It's a big challenge for a designer to come up with intelligent objects, which will last, and they need to have a certain amount of complexity, so you can unravel them — layer by layer — over time".
The Chinese government has declared that it wants to lead the world in this new technology: Chinese manufacturers are focusing intensely on this new world of sensors and intelligent objects, with a view not only to supplying a growing market, but also to laying down global standards.
Its going to become a world of smartifacts, or intelligent objects.
The results of this study will help to build a more accurate and intelligent object-oriented classification system for land-use classes.
In the methodological solution and in the study case, product and data are upgraded to intelligent object and services, providing a high level of functional interactions in networked and ambient services architecture based on the RFID and UPnP technologies.
"We are developing new intelligent object recognition routines, exploiting the data from hundreds of coral reef images, to enable each swarm member to recognise coral fragments and distinguish them from other materials and objects in the environment in real-time," she said.
Dubbed "HyperSurfaces," the new technology, for which the company has four related patents pending, combines vibration sensors and the latest developments in machine learning/AI to transform any object of any material, shape and size into an intelligent object able to recognise physical interactions.
14,17,27,41,68 Chris Gosden set an adaptive course in the context of archeology when he wrote: "the house is an intelligent object".
