Spring brings flower buds and flowering trees, but it also brings sneezing, irritation, a runny nose, and other troublesome symptoms to the billions of people who suffer from seasonal allergies. Seasonal allergies, often known as hay fever and allergic rhinitis, Read more…
Introduction to weather API A weather API is an Application Programming Interface that enables individuals, companies, and governments to access historical, forecast, and real-time weather data. Weather APIs provide information on weather metrics like temperature, precipitation, wind rates, snow storms, Read more…
Today marks an important day in the story of Ambee. Five years ago, Akshay, Maddy, and I came together to try and figure out how we could positively impact the lives of millions. Our answer at the time was simple—Maddy Read more…
Every major environmental protection agency across the world, including the United Nations, is looking to find solutions to tackle climate change. They have also repeatedly said that countries need to reduce 55% of their greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 to Read more…
Did you know that the first recorded pollen count was around the 1700s by an English microscopist. The first pollen-related allergy was identified in 1565 by Leonardo Botallo, an Italian-born Frenchman. The gap between identifying the pollen allergy and classifying Read more…
Most teams across IT organizations need access to virtual machines (VM), or Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), for various developmental activities in the AWS ecosystem. Providing Secure Shell (SSH) access with well-defined security policies and roles is often a herculean task. Read more…
Idea in brief: Climate change can lead to higher pollen concentrations and longer pollen seasons, causing more people to suffer from severe health effects from pollen allergens To help combat these issues, organizations are shifting their focus to data and Read more…
We at Ambee are always dealing with large chunks of data ( ~4TB / day ). Now that’s huge. You obviously can’t handle it using pandas ( or can you? ) Here is where the “big data” part actually comes Read more…
Idea in brief: The United Nations estimates the global population to reach 9.8 billion by 2050, making the food and agriculture industry more important than ever To address the pressure of ever-increasing demands, stakeholders of the industry are seeking assistance Read more…
Every day, millions of devices, sensors, and IoT devices paired with numerous satellites, remote sensing platforms, and analytical engines, generate exabytes of geospatial data. This is a result of big data combined with advancements in machine learning. This boom in Read more…
