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#News(General) [ via IoTForIndia TG Group ]
GOFAR
Ian Davidsonis co-founder ofGOFAR, a company that has developed an IoT device which aims to get its usersgoing farther. An outwardly simple creation that plugs into your car’s computer, GOFAR uses the smartest of tech (it was designed by anactualrocket scientist — Davidson’s co-founder Danny Adams) to measure your driving performance, giving you real time feedback on whether you could be driving more efficiently. It also brings a wealth of other features, including conducting engine checks, offering up registration alerts, and recording a digital log of your trips for tax time.Accenture
Another major player in the IoT sphere, Accenture is in the business of preparing businesses for the changes that the technology will bring. Peter Vakkas.Vakkas talks about the ‘internet of thinking.’ A relatively new concept, the internet of thinking involves collecting data from IoT devices, then using edge network computing to process this information nearby in real time, rather than sending it ‘all the way’ to the cloud. A more sophisticated interaction between hardware, software and internet solutions is required for the internet of thinking concept to work, but the possibilities that its instant feedback could offer are incredible.hinking concept.
Receipt Bank
Receipt Bank is a start-up seemingly purpose-built for the coming tsunami of IoT devices. Offering tools that promise to automatically extract all of the important bookkeeping information from invoices, receipts and other documents, the company hopes to lead the way in utilising IoT within the accounting sphere.Currently users of Receipt Bank can submit receipts, invoices and documents via the following methods:- The Receipt Bank site , The Receipt Bank app, Dropbox, Tripcatcher,The Postal Service
But Receipt Bank envisages a time when you order milk and eggs through your internet-connected fridge, or an Uber through your Amazon Echo, and these devices automatically send their receipts straight to the Receipt Bank app. This is the crux of what IoT will offer consumers — automation of the most tedious and thankless tasks.
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