Technology Infographics

Tired of the buzzwords Industry 4.0 and digitization? Let’s explore their real adoption and the true results a real-time location system have brought to enterprises worldwide and answer the several questions related to the expectations vs. reality about industry 4.0 digitization.

The team at USB Makers recently conducted a study whereby they asked business professionals and owners how much they knew about their data and its security. What they found was that most of the general population are worried about their personal or financial data being hacked, 65% in fact, and yet 78% are not worried about a data breach within their business.

Biometric security uses fingerprints, facial recognition, and more to identify authorized users and detect impostors. However, biometric security isn’t foolproof. ComputerScienceZone shares what makes biometrics tough to hack.

Artificial Intelligence has influenced human lives and drastically changed a lot of what we do in our individual lives, from basic calculations to how household gadgets function. All things considered, AI has upset the design business totally by affecting items, services and encounters.

Since cell phones were first developed, there have been rumors about everything from radiation to why you should freeze your battery. How should you know what’s true and what is false? uBreakiFix gives a closer look in this infographic.

Mobile app development is more experimental and flexible today. Merging with on-going trends, mobile apps can offer huge potential to disrupt a broader market. Check out the following infographic from Sphinx Solutions to learn about the top mobile app trends in 2020.

The future of retail and consumer goods will be unlike anything ever seen. In fact, an estimated 95% of supply chain vendors will rely on AI by 2023. In the following infographic, Noodle.ai describes the future of retail, specifically related to AI and consumer goods.

Metrology is the study of measurements, and it is used in a variety of different industries including engineering, aerospace, manufacturing, energy, and healthcare. In this infographic, courtesy of Metrology Parts, learn about how metrology is used across a multitude of different industries.

Before buying a projector, one should have a basic understanding on how projectors work. Having an understanding of technical specifications related to projectors such as color and white brightness, contrast ratio, aspect ration, and keystone correction, will help in selecting the right projector for your specific application.