Whether mobile, wearable or embedded, sensors will tie people together through an "internet of things" that will allow them to tap into smart information in the cloud to answer their every query, even anticipate their needs.
The LRU is monitored online by an embedded sensor.
There are several means of obtaining information about the plants health, including manual data collection from sensors installed in the soil and/or its vicinity, mobile sensor systems, for example embedded sensors in UAVs, or aircrafts, or other vehicles, and satellite imagery, to name just a few examples.
Data on subject's activity and interests, through embedded sensors and mobile usage patterns respectively, are collected and complemented with information from other digital services such as social networks, e-mails and internet search patterns.
As MEMS sensors are ubiquitously embedded into mobile devices, such as smartphones, wearable devices, and tablets, a large amount of sensing data have been generated daily through these embedded sensors.
Assisted devices could have embedded sensors capable of gathering data on their use.
Over time, Joy added more embedded sensors and expanded monitoring capabilities, onboard data storage, and diagnostics.
Cameras are becoming commodity and they will become even more common as generically embedded sensors.
The promise is that environmental monitoring and feedback from embedded sensors everywhere will simultaneously deliver greener and more productive cities.
