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Agriculture ,   AI ,   Industry Articles   and   IoT The  Internet of Things  represents an unprecedented technological advance in the medical field, but what about  those  areas where digitalization is not so present? Can a  modern technology like  IoT be assoc iated with something so  traditional as  agriculture ? Interestingly, IoT can make big changes  in agriculture . Without going any further,  it can  do  it  by using  drones .  From the air, drones detect fire focus  more quickly than human eye.  T hey can warn of the  growth  of an agricultural fire thanks to  5G  technology  and   help firefighters stop it. Some  of them  even get to throw water. They can also alert farmers about  problems in a crop area, such as lack of irrigation or a pest, o r determine the growth rate of  food in a  certain  area. Improve livestock welfare Applying  IoT  in agriculture makes it even possible to know how  livestock   is  at all times . By placing  sensors  on the farm, we can  detect  poss

  Industrial routers are widely used in industrial communication fields, such as: financial ATMs, vending machines, electronic stop signs, smart street lights, charging pile monitoring, power monitoring, etc. The advantages and characteristics of industrial routers are analyzed below. Features of industrial routers: 1. High stability and good weather resistance -30 ℃ ~+75 ℃ wide temperature design can withstand low temperature and high temperature, can work in severe cold environment, and has excellent stability. 2. Suitable for long-term operation Industrial routers are different from commercial   routers. Industrial routers even need to run 24 hours per   day, which puts forward higher requirements for the industrial design of routers. 3. Network security protection Industrial routers are often applied to different industrial control sites, so they must support more routing protocols, such as SNMP, policies, unified management protocols, etc., to ensure the safe operation of the netw

Entering the era of intelligence, garbage sorting has become a new trend. While the traditional garbage room brings us convenience, there are also some problems that need to be improved. If special personnel are required for long-term management and maintenance, some areas have not been opened for 24-hour garbage delivery, and there are still odors around the room. How to achieve smarter, more efficient and safer garbage classification has become the direction explored by relevant departments. It is also in this context that the smart garbage room came into being. The smart garbage room needs to upload the data collected by various sensors such as odor sensors, overflow sensors, and infrared sensors at the garbage recycling site to the data center in a timely and stable manner, which greatly improves the convenience, stability and efficiency of the communication network. At the same time, the operation and maintenance personnel also need to control the use of the intelligent garbage re