From assessing post-disaster damages to increasing worker safety to fostering financial savings, leveraging drones in the insurance industry will yield tremendous benefits to both insurers and the insurance companies alike.
Computer vision is used in many industries and services today. The adoption of computer vision in real estate is now not an option, but, a necessity. The real estate sector can hugely benefit from the implementation of computer vision technologies coupled with artificial intelligence, augmented reality, and virtual reality technologies.
With the emergence of ever-cheaper and robust hardware, 5G connectivity around the corner, and most importantly, a growing list of real world use cases, we can all agree that IOT projects are here to stay. But is that where it ends ?
The blockchain technology is revising the way every sector works and is paving the path for new ideas to revolutionize every business.
From enabling home-buyers to make informed decisions to profiting realtors with financial gains, the internet of things (IoT) applications in real estate will indeed revolutionize the industry landscape.
Companies can train their employees, avoid congestions, and comply with regulations by using virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) in the transportation industry.
Nothing quite gets your attention in the morning like an existential crisis — which is precisely what Facebook’s proposed Libra cryptocurrency was to central bankers.