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How IoT is helping cos disrupt their existing spaces and proposed ventures

If Kent RO has used it to offer a foolproof vehicle security system, Tata Communications is monitoring the health of employees working in remote and hazardous environments

India has 43% of IoT market
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Peerzada Abrar Bengaluru
Kent RO Systems Ltd by now has almost become synonymous with water purification technology, thanks to the brand’s endorsement by popular actor of yesteryears, Hema Malini. But not many know that it is now getting into a space that can be least expected from a company of its kind -- leveraging technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), Cloud and artificial intelligence (AI). 

The Noida-based healthcare firm has now come up with an onboard vehicle security system called Kent CamEye which it demonstrated at the recently held IoT Innovation India Conclave in Bengaluru. Said to be a first-of-its-kind car security

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