Industry 4.0 - knowing as the rise of the latest industrial technologies, made it possible to analyze data, enable more efficient and sustainable processes, reduce time and cost. It is a transformation already used in manufacturing, warehousing and industrial automation.
From redefining thermal dynamics to sculpting acoustic landscapes and bending light with precision, metamaterials stand at the forefront of technological innovation. Let's embark on a technical exploration of metamaterials, delving into their historical trajectory, intricate applications, and the transformative potential they harbor for the future of electronic systems. Metamaterials, an amalgamation of metals, plastics, and other composite materials, derive their nomenclature from the Greek "meta," signifying "beyond." Metamaterials are artificially engineered materials designed to have properties that are not found in naturally occurring substances. These materials are created by arranging atoms or structures in specific patterns to achieve desired electromagnetic properties.
The next part of the story of the creation of the Yoli game. We took a pause at the moment when we suggested that the client implement Bluetooth technology, as this gave him an idea that turned the entire concept of the toy around and took it to a qualitatively new level.
Smart Agriculture is a term used for the introduction of Internet of Things technologies, sensors, robots, and artificial intelligence into farms. The main purpose of using Smart Agriculture is to improve the quality of manufactured products, as well as increase productivity. By 2025, it is predicted that the global smart agriculture market will be valued at $15.3 billion, which is a three-fold increase compared to 2016.
