Manoj Kumar
Imagine strapping on a fitness band in Delhi, and it tells you exactly when to hydrate — not just because your step count is high, but because it has sensed your body heat, local humidity, and your pace. That kind of “invisible insight” is what great wearable UX can offer. However, designing UX for wearable fitness devices in India and the globe presents its own set of challenges — including language diversity, varying literacy, power constraints, the local context of use (such as outdoor heat, variable light, and sweating), affordability pressures, and more.
Rajendra Patel
Manufacturing is undergoing a revolution, and at the heart of this transformation is the Internet of Things (IoT). As we step into 2025, the integration of IoT in manufacturing is accelerating, reshaping every layer of operations. From predictive maintenance to intelligent automation, manufacturers leveraging IoT are setting new standards for efficiency, quality, and innovation. In this article, I’ll dive deep into the top applications of IoT in manufacturing and explore the major trends that are defining the factory of the future.
