Terbine is offering subscriptions to its global IoT data trove, enabling the continually expanding index to provide fingertip access to sensor readings generated by infrastructure, transportation, meteorology, energy, logistics, and many other sectors.
The system makes it possible, for the first time, for human users and AI's alike to rapidly find and retrieve sensor information from sources around the world and apply it to analytics, visualizations, the operation of machines, and management of infrastructure.
"Imagine this as a Bloomberg for the physical world," said David Knight, Terbine founder and CEO. "Instead of digging through many thousands of individual data sites and nearly indistinguishable data streams, it's all comprehensively contextualized and indexed for you."
Terbine provides rich context, provenance, indexing and over 30 searchable parameters, each with multiple subcategories.
Representing thousands of man-hours in data acquisition and characterization, the data is sourced from a broad range of public agencies and other sources encompassing air, land, water and space.
Terbine is working with leading companies in sectors including financial services, supply chain and logistics, insurance, autonomous vehicle startups looking for training data, and many others.
Data feeds from commercial sources including automotive, energy and more will be added soon and priced on an ala carte basis. Connectors are offered to popular analytics software including Tableau and languages such as Python.
Anyone can browse the available feeds without logging in while a subscription enables access to the actual data files and streams.
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