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Smart bulb: Now control your bulb through your mobile

A Smart bulb isn’t just your everyday bulb. They don’t just rest in a holder to do nothing besides provide light like a basic bulb would. That’s dull, and in the IoT Technology Space, things aren’t meant to be dull. The basic idea was to be in command of several operations a light bulb would perform through a mobile application. You don’t have to worry about sleeping with the lights left on, all light long as a smart bulb can communicate with your fit bit and sense when you are asleep and will then turn off on its own.

You don’t need dimmer to dim 

Remember when you had to install dimmer switches in your home just to make the light a little dim for setting the ambiance? Like many other features, a Smart Bulb offers, dimming the light through buttons/sliders built within the application that controls it. Changing colors of the lights according to your mood is another thing a Smart Bulb is usually capable of. They can also integrate with home automation systems like Apple Home Kit and Nest which maximizes its potential in the field of Security.

 Control from anywhere/Multiple users can use them

The basic idea of integrating a LED to operate on Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or In-Home Automation Networks is what a Smart Bulb is created on. It can be used by multiple users when paired with a specific system operated on a single user account in the application.

Technical Specification:

Connectivity: Bluetooth/Wifi

Powered by : Andriod and mobile apps

 

With the market for such small IoT technologies growing at almost 13% each quarter, various manufacturers are now trying to integrate new age smart bulbs with features like built-in camera, motion sensors, and sound system. The industry pioneers, like Philips and LIFX have already started producing such products and controlling the lights of your home from a remote location is no longer a fantasy!

The project is currently under progress.

For more information on “Smart Bulb” and other latest technology, services please go to this link https://www.mantralabsglobal.com/services/ 

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Silent Drains: How Poor Data Observability Costs Enterprises Millions

Let’s rewind the clock for a moment. Thousands of years ago, humans had a simple way of keeping tabs on things—literally. They carved marks into clay tablets to track grain harvests or seal trade agreements. These ancient scribes kickstarted what would later become one of humanity’s greatest pursuits: organizing and understanding data. The journey of data began to take shape.

Now, here’s the kicker—we’ve gone from storing the data on clay to storing the data on the cloud, but one age-old problem still nags at us: How healthy is that data? Can we trust it?

Think about it. Records from centuries ago survived and still make sense today because someone cared enough to store them and keep them in good shape. That’s essentially what data observability does for our modern world. It’s like having a health monitor for your data systems, ensuring they’re reliable, accurate, and ready for action. And here are the times when data observability actually had more than a few wins in the real world and this is how it works

How Data Observability Works

Data observability involves monitoring, analyzing, and ensuring the health of your data systems in real-time. Here’s how it functions:

  1. Data Monitoring: Continuously tracks metrics like data volume, freshness, and schema consistency to spot anomalies early.
  2. Automated data Alerts: Notify teams of irregularities, such as unexpected data spikes or pipeline failures, before they escalate.
  3. Root Cause Analysis: Pinpoints the source of issues using lineage tracking, making problem-solving faster and more efficient.
  4. Proactive Maintenance: Predicts potential failures by analyzing historical trends, helping enterprises stay ahead of disruptions.
  5. Collaboration Tools: Bridges gaps between data engineering, analytics, and operations teams with a shared understanding of system health.

Real-World Wins with Data Observability

1. Preventing Retail Chaos

A global retailer was struggling with the complexities of scaling data operations across diverse regions, Faced with a vast and complex system, manual oversight became unsustainable. Rakuten provided data observability solutions by leveraging real-time monitoring and integrating ITSM solutions with a unified data health dashboard, the retailer was able to prevent costly downtime and ensure seamless data operations. The result? Enhanced data lineage tracking and reduced operational overhead.

2. Fixing Silent Pipeline Failures

Monte Carlo’s data observability solutions have saved organizations from silent data pipeline failures. For example, a Salesforce password expiry caused updates to stop in the salesforce_accounts_created table. Monte Carlo flagged the issue, allowing the team to resolve it before it caught the executive attention. Similarly, an authorization issue with Google A