Peggy Smedley Show

Charlie Catlett, director, Urban Center for Computation and Data, and senior computer scientist, Argonne National Laboratory, discusses work being done by scientists and researchers to bring sensor t…

Peggy Smedley looks at how developing nations are leveraging sensors to manage rising flood and precipitation levels that can cause extensive damage to infrastructure. She also talks about data taken…

Robi Sen, CIO, Department 13, says drones are a threat that is escaping the public attention. He says we have seen some pretty disturbing news items, and points to some specific examples of drone thr…

Waqaas Al-Siddiq, cofounder and CEO, Biotricity, says physicians are burdened because there are too many patients, and not enough practitioners. He continues that physicians are inundated with inform…

Waqaas Al-Siddiq, cofounder and CEO, Biotricity, says we are at a precipice where the healthcare industry has to shift to survive, and the connected aspect of it is what is going to drive innovation …

Peggy talks about a recently published “Industrial Internet Security Framework” from the Industrial Internet Consortium, and encourage listeners to take a look at the framework. She explains that the…

Peggy Smedley takes listeners to the future—the year 2035 to be exact—and paints a picture of how autonomous vehicles will fit into our society. She discusses the catalyst of this, the newly passed S…

Vin D’Agostino, VP strategic marketing and applications engineering, Renesas Electronics, says the emergence of smart cities will not mean a reconstruction of infrastructure, but instead mean that it…

Vin D’Agostino, VP strategic marketing and applications engineering, Renesas Electronics, explains as technology is changing so does the support structure needed to make it work. He says manufacturer…

Peggy Smedley talks about mobile solutions that enable patients in developing nations to virtually connect with physicians when they cannot leave their home. She says mHealth can even diagnose infect…

James Carlini, president, Carlini & Associates, discusses how mission-critical solutions will become important in smart buildings and connected campuses. He says infrastructure must be built out to h…

Magy Kramer, digital and technology marketing manager, Caterpillar, talks about how the IoT is enabling manufacturers to offer connected services and predictive analytics or maintenance solutions to …

Eric Hall, chief innovation officer, Site 1001, explains how operational continuity and streamlined processes are essential to the success of a smart building. He says the smartest buildings are ofte…

Peggy Smedley talks about the potential for IoT in assisting developing nations in social and economic problems. She says these areas of the world will contribute greatly to development of IoT infras…

Allen Proithis, president, Sigfox North America, talks about the benefits IoT data is bringing to the major enterprise and industrial segments. He says that although some bureaucratic friction still …

Joshua Peschel, professor of agricultural and biosystems engineering, Iowa State University, discusses how using natural green materials and resources can help maintain water systems and other infras…

Galeal Zino, founder, NetFoundry, explains how Industry 4.0 is helping extend fragmented manufacturing and infrastructure systems to become more secure. He explains how the application and networking…

Peggy Smedley talks about how vehicle-to-infrastructure solutions will send critical traffic and safety information directly to individual drivers. She examines new research exploring the benefits of…

Max Cacheux, SVP sales & development, Mobiliya, gives his thoughts on why artificial intelligence, edge analytics, and virtual reality have emerged as the top three trends set to provide the most val…

Daniel Cobb, CEO, Daniel Brian Advertising, explains how the manufacturing industry is going through a new shift that is forcing companies to adopt IoT solutions or become doomed to fail. He discusse…