Sevenhugs Smart Remote / Remote control
Sevenhugs has developed and patented the world’s easiest to use universal remote control.
Sevenhugs Smart Remote
Smart Remote is a highly advanced remote control for smart home and entertainment devices with contextual awareness.
A highly efficient cryogenic process that makes the transformation of biogas into clean fuel for heavy vehicles more affordable and widely applicable
Built on fifteen years of research and development, Cryo Pur is a solution that combines biogas purification with biomethane liquefaction and facilitates the production of liquid biomethane (bio-LNG) from any kind of biogas.
Fuel-cell system pitched to replace diesel gensets
PowiDian shows off a new MobHyl unit
ALDH1A3 is epigenetically regulated during melanocyte transformation and is a target for melanoma treatment
Programmable universal remote controls such as the Logitech Harmony are designed to be the one remote to rule them all, but Sevenhugs' Smart Remote takes things to a new level. On show at this week's CES electronics show in Las Vegas, the Smart Remote has won three CES 2017 awards including most innovative product in the Smart Home category.
Connecthings transforms a New York landmark into a smart tourism destination enriching the visitor experience
Powered by Connecthings’ Internet of Things platform, Old Seaport App Provides Visitors with a Contextual Mobile Experience During Their Visit to Historic South Street Seaport
Sevenhugs and its sleep tracker is now available in the U.S.
Been looking for a way to make sure your kids actually fall asleep when they head off to bed, and aren’t just playing with the iPad under the covers? It’s here.
Top 5 Vendors for RFID Blood Monitoring Systems until 2020, by Technavio
Key vendors are developing new technologically advanced products to increase their sales.
7 Things About the SevenHugs HugOne
My family has issues with sleep. My husband is a light sleeper, and often has bad nights of sleep. Add to that the fact that he works different shifts, including two 11pm-7am shifts per month, and you’ve got a recipe for poor sleep...
Interoperability standards are key to smart cities
Can you believe that next year marks the 10th anniversary of the introduction of the first iPhone? It wasn’t the first smartphone (a moment of silence, please, for devices like the Palm Treo and the Motorola Q). But the iPhone’s arrival heralded the beginning of the internet of things (IoT) era that is transforming our lives and even our cities.
