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Silicon Valley IoT Innovations: Insights from IoT Tech Expo 2024

Over the Air · 19 Jun 2024 · 52m

What this episode covers

Ryan Prosser and Bill Brock interview a diverse range of founders and executives at the IoT Tech Expo 2024, including Jason from Prion, Alan Bain from Key Factor, Ken Cowell from RAD AI, Spencer from Edge Impulse, Charles from Adam Beam, Virginia from Fuel AI, Tomer from Autorise, Eric from M. Fly, Josh from Sesame Software, Lee House from IoT 83, Rick from Contron, Brian from National Grid, Renee from Hardware IL, and D Paul from Innoface. They discuss specific products like Prion's RAG engine, RAD AI's Continuity tool, Edge Impulse's ML platform, and Innoface's Matter 1.2 certified modules, highlighting the industry's shift toward edge computing, security, and AI integration.

Most relevant to

early-stage companies, companies scaling up and large enterprises

Topics

Mentioned

Companies
Prion, Key Factor, RAD AI, Edge Impulse, Adam Beam, Fuel AI, Autorise, M. Fly, Sesame Software, IoT 83, Contron, National Grid, Hardware IL, Innoface
Products
Continuity
Also
Matter 1.2

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