Why would anyone chuck a connected device directly into the trash right after purchasing it? Because, from inside a trash can, a data-rich location, connected households can get an assist in monitoring their waste and keeping tabs on what items need replenishment. June’s PYMNTS.com Intelligence...
But only if you count an Amazon delivery as treasure. GeniCan is but another logical next step in the proliferation of the IoT. Garbage cans will soon be able to order on behalf of customers. Say goodbye to the shopping list. GeniCan is reportedly one...
Amazon’s Internet of Things endeavor continues to pick up speed. The online retail giant announced yesterday (Nov. 22) that a new set of device makers recently joined onto the Amazon Dash Replenishment Program (DRS) — GeniCan, Honeywell, Nestle and WePlenish. Amazon’s DRS allows participating connected devices...
