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From Recognition to Action at the Edge: FaceMe® Security + Gravio Whitepaper
Facial recognition only creates value when it drives the right action. This free customer solution whitepaper from CyberLink and Asteria shows how FaceMe® Security and Gravio combine recognition events, sensor context and on-premise automation, with two integration patterns, five measurable outcomes, the reference architecture and a three-step fit assessment.
September 25, 2026
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AI Readiness Assessment: A Practical Guide for Businesses
AI readiness is the capacity to adopt, integrate and derive sustained value from AI. This guide distils six established frameworks from Gartner, Deloitte, McKinsey, Oxford Insights, the European Commission and the ITU into one practical six-dimension model, with a self-assessment scorecard and a roadmap for whatever score you land on.
September 22, 2026
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Airport AI: How Existing Cameras Can Improve Airport Operations
Airports can unlock more value from camera infrastructure by combining traditional computer vision with VQA for more contextual and flexible use cases. Gravio connects these visual insights with operational systems, applies business logic, and triggers actions, creating a practical way to test, refine, and scale airport AI without rebuilding the entire technology stack.
August 24, 2026
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Automate Temperature Monitoring with Gravio and Axis Communications Thermal Cameras
Monitor equipment temperatures in real time with Gravio and Axis Communications Thermal Cameras. Learn how this no-code edge solution helps manufacturers and facility operators detect overheating early, automate alerts, visualize temperature trends, and improve preventive maintenance while reducing downtime.
August 13, 2026
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Why Most Physical AI Proofs of Concept Fail to Scale
The biggest challenge in Physical AI is not building intelligent models, but orchestrating devices, systems, and workflows across the enterprise to achieve production scale.
July 27, 2026
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Should Physical AI Run at the Edge, in the Cloud, or Both? 
Explore why Physical AI increasingly relies on edge-first architectures, and how low latency, reliability, and hybrid edge-cloud deployments enable intelligent systems to operate effectively in real-world environments.
June 30, 2026
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What is VQA (Visual Question Answering)? The Next Evolution of AI Vision
Explore how enterprises are using Visual Question Answering (VQA), Computer Vision, and AI Vision technologies to build event-aware operational systems that combine visual intelligence, workflow orchestration, and real-world automation.
May 22, 2026
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The Physical AI Stack Explained: From Sensors and AI Vision to Automated Action
This article breaks down the Physical AI stack into its core layers and explains how perception, edge compute, intelligence, and orchestration work together to enable real-time, scalable systems in the physical world.
April 30, 2026
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Physical AI: What is Physical AI? Beyond Robotics to Enterprise Automation
Physical AI is not defined by robots, but by systems that sense, decide, and act on the physical world through orchestrated intelligence.
March 23, 2026
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Axis Partner Solution Note: Orchestrating Edge AI and Physical Automation with Gravio
Official Axis Partner Solution Note detailing the architecture, integration approach, and use cases for edge AI and physical automation with Gravio.
February 27, 2026
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[Tutorial] Visualising IoT edge data on the ThingsBoard Platform
Tutorial on how to connect and send IoT edge data to Open Source IoT platform, ThingsBoard, who have a cloud offering that we will use. It will show you one way how Gravio IoT Platform can easily visualize data using a third party platform. We will be gathering CO2 sensor readings at the edge, and then displaying the values on the cloud-based dashboard.
August 19, 2021
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[Tutorial] Visualising IoT edge data on the Thinger Platform
Tutorial on how to connect and send IoT edge data to Open Source IoT platform, Thinger, who have a cloud offering that we will use. It will show you one way how Gravio IoT Platform can easily visualize data using a third party platform. We will be gathering CO2 sensor readings at the edge, and then displaying the values on the cloud-based dashboard.
August 12, 2021
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[Case Study] ASICS Corporation, Footwear Production Division
How ASICS is using the Gravio Edge Computing Platform
July 26, 2021
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[Tutorial] Realtime interfaces and physical spaces — with WebSockets, Next.js and IoT
Creating a physical user experience with Gravio using a combination of technologies and concepts, including a custom Next.js (a React.js framework) setup, WebSockets and HTTP.
July 2, 2021
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[Tutorial] Graphing IoT Data at the Edge with RRDTool and Gravio in 2021
This is a small tutorial how to create a time series graph in RRDTool using Gravio Edge IoT CO2 sensor data. While this tutorial refers to the IoT Platform Gravio, parts of it can be applied independently of the IoT Platform as long as you have your data in a format that allows you to inject it into the RDD Database using the command line.
June 10, 2021
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[Case Study] Improving small brick and mortar retail experiences with Gravio
What we learned when deploying Gravio in a small Swiss Cheese Shop in Central London.
May 12, 2021
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[Case Study] Lenovo's conference room management system: improving efficiency and utilisation of conference rooms with Gravio
Lenovo Japan GK develops and sells a range of hardware, including servers, tablets and PCs, and boasts the top share in the global market. With Gravio, Lenovo was able to improve the use of conference rooms at the Japan head office and increase efficiency for the Operations team. By combining Gravio with Lenovo’s own Edge PC, we succeeded in introducing a conference room management system at low cost and in a short period of time.
April 17, 2021
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When do devices and sensors send data to Gravio?
Gravio supports a range of different sensors, and we’re often asked questions about these sensors, including about when their data is sent to Gravio. Here we explore some of the sensors Gravio supports, and give guidance on how often they typically send data and under what conditions and circumstances.
March 21, 2021
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