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Amazon macaw parrot photo
These macaw parrots are indigenous to the Amazon Rainforest. This is the Instagram photo post version (and associated comments on the photo). This was the feature photo in our longer blog post on how the Internet of Things can potentially help in the against illegal mining in the Amazon rainforest. Photo credit: Wikimedia/Flickr/Matthew Romack/CC-BY Post and some comments below may be synced from our original Instagram version. Instagram likes: (more…)… Read the restPhoto of Earth by Nasa? Nope. Astroengineering.
Is this a photo of Earth by Nasa? Nope. In this artist’s conception, the Moon is geoengineered/astroengineering by an advanced civilization to be more like Earth. Will inducing artificial earthquakes through geoengineering or someday save lives, or is it too dangerous? Will we someday geoengineer the and the stars, as discussed on recent science documentaries? These were discussed in our earlier blog post on fracking and geoengineering, for which this was the featured image. Photo Credit: Daein Ballard/WikiMedia/CC-BY-SA-3 Post and some comments below may be synced from our original Instagram version. Instagram likes: (more…)… Read the restExciting times for home automation: using light to alter moods
A number of companies have also done scientific studies showing that the color of light from multi-colored LED smartbulbs can impact things such as mood and reduce the impact of jet lag. The sun’s light naturally changes color throughout the course of the day, and human biology appears to take cues from that. In addition to saving a lot of energy compared with traditional or fluorescent bulbs, you can do a lot of other color things with multicolored smartbulbs. Some folks have them automatically flash purple to remind children of their bedtime. Smarthome bulbs should not, however, be seen as panacea. Many of these devices are first generation. Most current LEDs don’t emit in all the wavelengths that human eyes are known to detect (infrared wavelengths, used for circadian rhythms, is missing from most of these systems). Nor are these devices marketed (or intended) to treat medical conditions. But if you’re a technophile, an environmentalist interested in greener bulbs, or just like the idea of seeing what light can do, you may want to look into new gadgets.… Read the restUsing analytics to validate startup ideas for products?
Today we look at using predictive analytics to validate startup ideas. This is part of our continuing Ask Acculation series; scroll down to find out how to get your analytics or start-up questions answered here. A version of this post was originally published elsewhere. “How do I validate my B2B idea? I have considered joining an accelerator, building a website prototype, or asking entrepreneur friends, but are there other ways? This is essentially one of the main goals of predictive analytics (what we do) when applied to business data: be able to evaluate your idea using fast, inexpensive tests, than transform that data to how the market might behave under “real” conditions. First off, the premise of the question is intriguing. We’ve seen social media memes that have gone viral “there is no B2B or B2C. There are only people” superimposed over some sort of feel-good graphic. And the memes have their staunch defends.… Read the restRecent Posts
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