#cybercode

An up project by the Greenscape Group is going to lead you and your business to the statutes of achievement and success.

The 24 story tower is an extreme location for business and extravagance, a commercial complex that will be perhaps the most happening business focus of Navi Mumbai. We are allowing you a chance to build up your business at where each business person anticipates building their domain.

We present to you Cyber Code where greatness and extravagance are bound to meet with the assistance of Greenscape Group. An encapsulation of class and style, this will be the "Future Focused" project which will portray greatness from each conceivable corner.

A commercial IT and ITES business park, Cyber Code will have conveniences for your benefit and backing, for example,

Meeting room

Projectors

Gym spaces

Restaurants & Lounges space

Indoor Gaming Area

Garden Walking Track

High-speed lifts

Ultra-modern facade

Sufficient green open spaces

Cyber Code is the awesome commercial space available to be purchased and deliberately positioned in the core of Nerul – Navi Mumbai, which is known to be the most commercially and economically drawn in town, concocting its own movement and driving advantages.

Juinagar station 10 minutes away

CBD Belapur station 12 minutes away

A shopping center 15 minutes away

Auto stand and Bus stand 6 minutes away

Cafés and Cafes 8 minutes away

ATM's and Banks 7 minutes away

Brainitch has teamed up with the CyberCode Twins to hack the new Samsung Artik 10 module to develop next-generation public safety prototypes.

Today, we typically see Bluetooth LE beacons in retail stores or in sporting arenas that help bring context to the apps we use. But these beacons are dumb and only transmit a set of 3 numbers that enable specific applications to trigger an action.

The next-generation of beacons will provide 2-way communication over a mesh topology, connecting many devices and applications together with multiple protocols.

Internet access has become a necessity to have in all environments. 3.2 billion people worldwide are now online, representing 43% of the global population. According to Cisco’s new Visual Networking Index report, the number of connected devices in the world will increase from 14.2 billion last year to 24.4 billion in 2019. Traffic from mobile devices will be the fastest-growing segment of Internet traffic. Cisco projects mobile data traffic to increase 11-fold by 2019 and data from mobile and IoT devices will make up 66% of all Internet traffic in 2019, up from 46% in 2014.

With the increase in connected devices and network traffic, it seems logical to offset the reliance on traditional mobile networks with a localized solution. The increase in connected cars and wearables will put a greater strain on metropolitan areas, especially during rush hours. A recent Machana report explains how the connected car will cause mobile network traffic jams for telecom operators.

What if there was a way to offset this network overload?  

With the Samsung Artik modules, a municipality could deploy “Artik Beacons” that would provide a WiFi mesh network topology covering the entire city, even underground locations. These beacons would be installed in light poles and throughout buildings, similar to sprinkler systems mandated by building ordinances. 

The Bluetooth LE protocol will allow for micro-location services and for serving cached data stored on the onboard flash storage to nearby devices. Most industrial sensors are already operating on the Zigbee protocol, which will allow this next-gen beacon access to rich data without the need of a gateway, providing a complete ambient intelligent environment.

Best part, the Artik modules can communicate and integrate with the SigFox network, which will provide low-powered connected devices an alternative to relying on traditional cell towers. The SigFox network is already deployed in San Francisco and should be testing in Los Angeles soon.  Brainitch and the CyberCode Twins are excited to test this “fourth protocol” for Internet connectivity.

With the increase in the number and diversity of devices connecting to a network, there needs to be standards for interoperability between these devices and a more dynamic network management process. Phones, cars, wearables, drones, robots, appliances, sensors, etc. will all rely on an Internet connection. We believe the AllSeen Alliance’s AllJoyn® framework with blockchain technology is how future smart devices will have to operate in order to reduce latency, retain a high quality of services, and keep communications secure.

A connected car driving in a smart city won’t need to rely on GPS or local cell towers for location or communication services. Everything could be localized by the Artik ecosystem and secured on the hardware and software layers by Secure Element, ARM TrustZone technology, and consensus-based blockchain protocols.

Our cities will function like human brains: Neural networks (Artik beacons) will capture sensory information and store it in areas throughout the cortex (cloud). Regularly recalled memories will be cached on the Artik module’s onboard flash storage, while other memories will be encoded and stored for future retrieval in data centers.

With the Samsung Artik module family, Brainitch can quickly prototype next-generation public safety technology, ranging from beacons, wearables, and CCTV cameras.

Be sure to check out Samsung’s blog post featuring Brainitch and the CyberCode Twins unboxing and setting up the Artik 10 module poolside on Brainitch’s rooftop.

We hope you continue to follow our progress as we fearlessly fight to make the world a safer and smarter place.

To mark Safer Internet Day 2014 two members of Waterford County Comhairle na nÓg who sit on the National Webwise Youth Panel were involved in the planning and launch of Safer Internet Day 2014 along with the development of a new SPHE toolkit on anti-bullying.