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AETOS’s Integrated Command Centre Empowers Operations with Intelligence

Meet Mei Ling, Command Centre Supervisor at AETOS. Her day begins inside Singapore’s largest integrated operations hub—a 260 m² control room where LED walls stream real-time alerts from across the city. Once, her job involved toggling between fragmented systems and coordinating across disconnected teams. Today, Mei Ling operates from a single,…

From Midnight Panic to AI-Powered Clarity in Oilfield Ops

Meet Mark, Operations Lead at an oilfield site of SHELL. He used to juggle disconnected dashboards—pressure logs, drill metrics, vibration sensors—and coordinate frantic diagnostics across teams. Hours were lost each time a rig faltered. Old vs. New: Devon Energy’s Shift Devon Energy, partnering with Databricks, replaced siloed analytics with a…

Improving Service Resiliency through intelligent monitoring

In the heart of Danske Bank’s IT operations, engineers once faced a daily struggle: fragmented tools, siloed data, and a flood of high-priority incidents that made it hard to see what truly mattered. The pressure was relentless—every missed alert risked service disruption for millions of customers. Jacob Elfving, Development Manager…

Next generation Fire Prevention model

In a quiet suburban neighborhood, a family sat down for dinner, unaware that their home was harboring an invisible threat. Just a few days earlier, they had installed a small device called Ting, developed by Whisker Labs. This unassuming plug-in sensor was about to change their lives forever. The Hidden…

AI apps blending behaviour economics to improve retention

Sarah, a driven entrepreneur, was determined to build a loyal customer base for her startup's cutting-edge app. Despite initial excitement, she noticed a concerning trend – users were signing up but quickly losing interest. Frustrated, she stumbled few concepts other players were adopting. Three concepts resonated deeply: feature gating, reciprocity,…

Airlines safety improves through automobile solutions

The de Havilland Comet, the world's first commercial jet airliner, was launched in 1952. Tragically, within a year of its entry into service, the aircraft experienced a series of highly publicized accidents, with three Comets lost due to catastrophic mid-flight mishaps, resulting in significant loss of life. The Comet's engineering…

Simple alerting for elderly care

Bluguard, a Malaysian company, offers an Elderly Care solution that consists of a set of devices designed to enhance the safety and well-being of elderly individuals living alone or with caregivers. The product includes a motion sensor, a fall sensor, and a panic button that can be worn around the…

AI based wound management

Tetsuyu Care is a healthcare company that focuses on providing home-based care for patients with chronic illnesses or disabilities. One of their innovative programs is the "Care 4 Wounds" program, which aims to improve wound care management for patients. The program utilizes a mobile app that allows caregivers to monitor…

No Surprises Act for medical bills

Last thing one needs while undergoing complex medical treatment is a medical bill that adds to that stress. Healthcare has been one of the industry which have been dubious for lack of transparency on the cost of care. This all is changing with US leading the way with 'No Surprises…

Smart use of fall detection technology in aged care

Not everyone is same. Customer segmentation as a concept doesn't go away when you age. Elders too have preferences and there is a market to service their diverse needs. Aged care homes have been experimenting with different concepts for making aged cares safe, engaging and comforting. Tigerplace is a industry…

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