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How Can ISPs Relieve Caregiver Burnout?

How Can ISPs Relieve Caregiver Burnout?

The great American poet, Maya Angelou, once said: “As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands, one for helping yourself, the other for helping others.” On the surface, this sentiment suggests the ability to balance self-care and the nurturing of...

How Can ISPs Relieve Caregiver Burnout?

Caregivers are frequently placed in situations where their concern for their loved one’s health and safety consumes them, often at the expense of their own health. One of the most difficult aspects of caregiving is deciding how much of yourself to give up to help others — a task that can seem especially daunting for one age group, the sandwich generation.

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Cognitive, Plume and Qualcomm Partner with Stanley Black & Decker for Home Security Product Omni

Cognitive, Plume and Qualcomm Partner with Stanley Black & Decker for Home Security Product Omni

Cognitive Systems Corp., along with Plume and Qualcomm Technologies, has partnered with Stanley Black & Decker to develop Omni, a groundbreaking security product. The product uses Cognitive Systems' Aura WiFi Motion technology, Plume's cognitive service curation platform, OpenSync device software stack, and Qualcomm's advanced Mesh Networking Platform. Omni is a self-install security and motion detection system without cameras, offering users alerts about motion in and around their homes or businesses, addressing privacy concerns and setup complexities associated with traditional security systems. The collaboration aims to create a truly cognitive smart home or business environment.
IoT Time Podcast S.3 Ep.43 Cognitive Systems

IoT Time Podcast S.3 Ep.43 Cognitive Systems

On this episode of IoT Time Podcast, Ken Briodagh, editorial director at IoT Evolution, sits down with Nebu Mathai, EVP, Project Engineering, Cognitive Systems, to talk about Consumer IoT, Smart Home technology, Security and consumer privacy.
Why Today’s Security Cameras Are Already Obsolete

Why Today’s Security Cameras Are Already Obsolete

The smart home industry, particularly the security camera market, is witnessing significant growth with an expected global revenue of over $48.5 billion in 2018. Despite popularity, a major issue is the abundance of false alerts from passive cameras. This problem may soon be addressed by innovative technologies such as Lighthouse's 3D sensing and AI capabilities and Cognitive Systems' WiFi-based motion detection. These advancements promise more accurate and real-time monitoring, potentially revolutionizing security applications in homes, schools, and businesses in the near future.
Cognitive Systems: Wi-Fi-Based RF ‘Cognition’ Could Expand to a Host of Use Cases

Cognitive Systems: Wi-Fi-Based RF ‘Cognition’ Could Expand to a Host of Use Cases

Canadian startup Cognitive Systems utilizes RF sensing, specifically Wi-Fi signals, to extract motion data from homes, offering a host of valuable use cases. The technology, requiring no additional hardware, can reliably detect motion, distinguishing between pets and humans. Cognitive Systems aims to create a 'Wi-Fi Motion Network' software overlay in collaboration with chipset vendors like Qualcomm and Cypress Semiconductor, providing a low-cost means for intrusion protection and various home monitoring applications. The long-term vision includes Wi-Fi devices forming a comprehensive motion network with potential applications in public spaces and businesses, leading to advanced RF imaging solutions in the future.
Winner – Juniper Research Future Digital Award – Aura WiFi Motion

Winner – Juniper Research Future Digital Award – Aura WiFi Motion

Cognitive Systems receives the 2018 Smart Homes - Best Consumer Products award from Juniper Research.
Cognitive Systems Extends WiFi Motion Leadership with Leaf Nodes, Bringing Precise Motion Detection to the Smart Home

Cognitive Systems Extends WiFi Motion Leadership with Leaf Nodes, Bringing Precise Motion Detection to the Smart Home

Cognitive Systems Corp., the creator of Aura WiFi Motion technology, has announced an enhancement to its motion detection system, which will now work with almost all WiFi devices connected to a network. The improvement is a result of the implementation of the "Leaf" node architecture, making motion detection more precise and offering expanded coverage in smart homes. This development reinforces Cognitive Systems' position as a leader in WiFi Motion technology, bringing the Cognitive Home closer to reality, where all IoT devices work seamlessly to enhance user experiences.
Cognitive Systems and Cypress Semiconductor Bring WiFi Motion™ Technology to the Smart Home

Cognitive Systems and Cypress Semiconductor Bring WiFi Motion™ Technology to the Smart Home

Cognitive Systems Corp. is collaborating with Cypress Semiconductor Corp. to incorporate support for its Aura WiFi Motion technology into Cypress' WICED software development platform. The integration of Aura WiFi Motion into Smart Home IoT devices will eliminate the need for traditional dedicated motion sensors, providing better coverage and reducing the risk of false detections. The technology, which harnesses machine learning and artificial intelligence, allows smart home devices to make more intelligent decisions based on motion detection. This collaboration aims to enhance the customer experience with more capable and useful smart home solutions.
The Connected Home Revolution

The Connected Home Revolution

This year, 45.4 million Americans will talk to an Artificial Intelligent (AI) assistant inside smart speakers, ...
Cheers to Canada Leading the AI Revolution

Cheers to Canada Leading the AI Revolution

Read about why AI in Canada if booming, from the perspective of our Co-Founder and CEO, Taj Manku.