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Unlocking the Power of WiFi Motion: Highlights from Bob El-Hawary’s NetworkX Session
At this year’s NetworkX conference, Cognitive’s EVP Sales, Bob El-Hawary, shared a perspective that resonated with many: Wi-Fi networks can do more than connect devices—they can give us meaningful awareness of the spaces we live in. His presentation focused on one of...
Unlocking the Power of WiFi Motion: Highlights from Bob El-Hawary’s NetworkX Session
If you missed NetworkX this year, here’s the recap you’ll want to read. Cognitive’s EVP of Sales, Bob El-Hawary, shared how Wi-Fi networks are evolving from simple connectivity to intelligent awareness. His session explored how Wi-Fi Sensing—and technologies like Cognitive’s WiFi Motion—are reshaping what broadband providers can offer. From smarter user experiences to new revenue streams and an AI-driven future, Bob outlined how service providers can turn motion data into real meaning and real value for their customers.
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Cognitive Systems Corp.’s Amazon EKS Journey: Wi-Fi Sensing Technology
Explore how Cognitive Systems transformed Wi-Fi innovation with their groundbreaking technology, WiFi Motion, in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). Learn how this partnership enabled Cognitive Systems to seamlessly integrate motion sensing into various applications worldwide, from home monitoring to smart home automation. Dive into the high-level solution architecture, automation scripts, and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) pipelines that powered this innovation.
Tech Trends 2024 – Seize New Opportunities and Mitigate Threats in the Age of AI
Explore the fascinating connection between light and Wi-Fi, discover the revolutionary potential of Wi-Fi Sensing in motion detection, and uncover its wide-ranging applications in home security, eldercare, and energy management.
WWC Insights: Cognitive Systems Introduces Client-Side Wi-Fi Sensing For a Host of New Use Cases
Discover the future of Wi-Fi! In a presentation at WWC Toronto, CEO Taj Manku unveiled plans to embed Wi-Fi Sensing software on chipsets, transforming clients into motion sensors. Explore the potential of this revolutionary technology, enabling a myriad of applications from security to smart home IoT.
Wi-Fi Sensing – The Next Big Evolution of Wi-Fi
Explore the fascinating connection between light and Wi-Fi, discover the revolutionary potential of Wi-Fi Sensing in motion detection, and uncover its wide-ranging applications in home security, elder care, and energy management.
How Can ISPs Enter Security?
Internet service providers (ISPs) have been the natural and dominant solution for delivering the first two needs, comfort and convenience, to their customers via broadband. However, ISPs have struggled to meet the third need, safety, by developing and marketing effective security solutions. To penetrate the security market, ISPs need to take a different approach and capitalize on their most valuable resource: WiFi. By focusing on their strengths, ISPs can establish security solutions as a core part of their service offerings.
Making Sense of Wi-Fi Sensing
Wi-Fi Sensing is increasing in popularity and it a popular and viable way to detect objects and motion. A closer look into the advantages Wi-Fi Sensing has over traditional motion detection methods.
ISPs in Eldercare: The Secret is Collaboration
The concept of the Renaissance man is not new. Human ambition has fervently pursued discovery and exploration for ...
Lansweeper, Domos and Cognitive Systems Join Forces to Elevate Broadband Experience
Collaboration enables ISPs to increase customer retention, lower costs and offer new, valuable features to their ...
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.