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WWC Insights: Cognitive Systems Introduces Client-Side Wi-Fi Sensing For a Host of New Use Cases
During a presentation at Wi-Fi World Congress Toronto 2023, Cognitive's CEO, Taj Manku, revealed plans to integrate Wi-Fi Sensing software directly onto chipsets, thereby converting clients into motion sensors, unlocking the potential for a wide range of applications,...
WWC Insights: Cognitive Systems Introduces Client-Side Wi-Fi Sensing For a Host of New Use Cases
Discover the future of Wi-Fi! In a presentation at WWC Toronto, CEO Taj Manku unveiled plans to embed Wi-Fi Sensing software on chipsets, transforming clients into motion sensors. Explore the potential of this revolutionary technology, enabling a myriad of applications from security to smart home IoT.
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Winner – Juniper Research Future Digital Award – Aura WiFi Motion
Cognitive Systems receives the 2018 Smart Homes - Best Consumer Products award from Juniper Research.
Cognitive Systems Extends WiFi Motion Leadership with Leaf Nodes, Bringing Precise Motion Detection to the Smart Home
Cognitive Systems Corp., the creator of Aura WiFi Motion technology, has announced an enhancement to its motion detection system, which will now work with almost all WiFi devices connected to a network. The improvement is a result of the implementation of the "Leaf" node architecture, making motion detection more precise and offering expanded coverage in smart homes. This development reinforces Cognitive Systems' position as a leader in WiFi Motion technology, bringing the Cognitive Home closer to reality, where all IoT devices work seamlessly to enhance user experiences.
Cognitive Systems and Cypress Semiconductor Bring WiFi Motion™ Technology to the Smart Home
Cognitive Systems Corp. is collaborating with Cypress Semiconductor Corp. to incorporate support for its Aura WiFi Motion technology into Cypress' WICED software development platform. The integration of Aura WiFi Motion into Smart Home IoT devices will eliminate the need for traditional dedicated motion sensors, providing better coverage and reducing the risk of false detections. The technology, which harnesses machine learning and artificial intelligence, allows smart home devices to make more intelligent decisions based on motion detection. This collaboration aims to enhance the customer experience with more capable and useful smart home solutions.
The Connected Home Revolution
This year, 45.4 million Americans will talk to an Artificial Intelligent (AI) assistant inside smart speakers, ...
Cheers to Canada Leading the AI Revolution
Read about why AI in Canada if booming, from the perspective of our Co-Founder and CEO, Taj Manku.
A Newcomers Take On Amazon’s MARS Conference
Get the inside scoop on the three-day conference packed with presentations, demos, and excursions and activities, including some key takeaways and highlights from the 2018 MARS event.
Motion-Detection Software Readies For IoT Devices
Cognitive Systems is licensing its Aura Wi-Fi Motion software to companies developing products for the smart home, allowing for advanced motion detection and contextual awareness. The software uses radio frequency, machine learning, and artificial intelligence to classify and localise motion. By embedding Aura Wi-Fi Motion into various smart home devices, a sensor network is created that can take advantage of multiple inputs, including motion, sound, and touch. The licensing move is part of the company's strategy to integrate its technology into various products for a more connected and seamless smart home experience.
The Geekery View Live at CES
The Geekery View LIVE at CES with Microej, Aura Home and Healbe.
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Next Generation of Aura home security system honored at CES
Cognitive Systems has launched an updated version of its Aura home monitoring system, which detects movement using Wi-Fi signals. The Aura system includes a hub and a small remote sensor that plugs into a wall outlet, and can detect and differentiate between people, pets and mechanical movement. The system sends an alert to the owner's phone or can activate an alarm in the hub if it detects unexpected motion. The new version of Aura integrates with other smart home devices, allowing users to control lights, cameras and other connected devices based on motion triggers.