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IoT Security: Identity of things
Every device, app, service, and interface in IoT needs its own identity, which operators can use to track and analyze activity. This is not only used to identify problems but also to protect the systems from attacks, attempted fraud, and espionage.
EU Radio Equipment Directive: How Insecure is Consumer IoT?
A principal factor that will shape the views of the EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED) delegated act relates to how significant groups or individuals view the scale of the cybersecurity problem in consumer devices.
eSIMs: The Great IoT Connectivity Lockdown
When you move house your devices go with you. It’s not so simple in the global communications world but eSIMs promise to break through the barriers that tie us down.
5G Campus Networks: Build your own
Amazon has thrown down the gauntlet to the classic retail trade with its “Just Walk Out” high-street stores. This scared traditional traders but, while China is mobilizing billions to compete, Europe is relying on its culture of regionally fissured markets that has grown over centuries. It is a weakness and a strength at the same time.
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Avnet Centennial: 100 Years of Making History
Avnet, a Fortune 200 company, was founded 100 years ago, making it one of only a handful of centennials in tech, including companies like General Electric and IBM.
Avnet-Centennial: Avnet and the Golden Age of Radio
100 years ago, Charles Avnet began buying and selling surplus radio parts in a tiny shop on New York’ legendary Radio Row, the sight where later the doomed Twin Towers of the World Trade Center were erected.
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Disaster Prevention and IoT: Weather or not?
From prediction to recovery, IoT is helping humans to cope with extreme weather and other threatening phenomena on our fickle planet – effectively putting Mother Nature on the defensive.
IoT and Maritime Industry: A sea of data
The maritime industry is riding a wave of big data to weather the storms of climate-related changes.
Sustainable Investment: IoT for Good
The pandemic has served as a reminder of how fragile our society, infrastructure, and business models can be. It’s also highlighted how technology can carry us through the disruption of 2020 and create more resilient and sustainable business models plus sustainable investment that offer a better future.
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Europe leads the Way
Tim Cole is the editor of “Smart Industry – the IoT Business Magazine” – he writes about the industry, markets and developments.
Title Story: The EU Cybersecurity Act
A Price worth Paying
The use of advanced data analytics, powered by AI, is helping humanity to address climate change in an intelligent way. That is the reason why so many technologists and business leaders, around the world, are now partnering to reduce the emission of dangerous greenhouse gases.
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Smart Elevators: Giving IoT a Lift
Modern elevators run with high speed. But speed isn’t everything: elevators are becoming intelligent, connected – and can even leave the building.
Precision Fishing: Net benefits
Sea fishing is becoming less sustainable as the taste for seafood increases in pace with the world’s population. It is clear that trawler fleets will have to employ smart technologies to bring about precision fishing so that depleted species can be left undisturbed while thriving shoals are harvested.
Robotic Floor Care: Cleaning Up after Covid
Intelligent machines are helping to free up human hands for other tasks and ensure safer environments.
Smart Products: IoT-Technology in every day Products
IoT-Technology in every day products – including smart homes, health, kitchen, sports, lightning or baby care.
Behind the scenes Smart People
All over the world, brilliant individuals are hard at work creating the technologies and solutions that will one day make the Internet of Things come alive.We visited a few of them and listened to their fascinating stories.
The Smart People 1/2021
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eSIM and Blockchain from the very beginning: Making IoT more Independant
G+D Mobile Security’s product uses a novel combination of eSIM and blockchain technology. It forms a scalable framework that can be extended from air freight to encompass land and sea operations.
Power Management: The Power of Nanopower
Changing batteries attached to ampere-sucking devices is a time-consuming, costly bore. The implementation of low-energy nanopower management not only enables longer battery life, or the use of free solar energy, but is also becoming a big-bucks market.
Smart Sensors: The Internet of Medical Things
Telemedicine is making a comeback as people become more health-conscious and reliably accurate technology falls in price and size to allow wearable devices to become more functional. Just as in wartime, the battle against Covid-19 has also accelerated the development of products that will create a healthier environment. The Internet of Medical Things is upon us with a vengeance.
Smart Companies: New IoT Solutions
Toyota plans to build the “city” of the future near of Mount Fuji in Japan and Edico Genome will change the way clinicians diagnose and treat deadly diseases with new IoT solutions.
The Power of IoT: A new ‘Systems Approach’
Internet of Things (IoT) is much more than the verbiage describing the interconnectivity of many “smart” sensors and devices. IoT’s advocates argue that its real power of IoT, and its value, derives from the fact that it allows all those “end points” to seamlessly communicate together, enabling improved intelligence and bringing simplicity to services in everyday life.
IoT and the Future of Retail: Done Dunning
Amazon has thrown down the gauntlet to the classic retail trade with its “Just Walk Out” high-street stores. This scared traditional traders but, while China is mobilizing billions to compete, Europe is relying on its culture of regionally fissured markets that has grown over centuries. It is a weakness and a strength at the same time.
Authentication and Identity Management: About Security and Things
Predictive Maintenance (PdM) is outgrowing industrial applications and starting to transform consumer products. More accessible and cost effective solutions will change the way we relate to technology.
Logistics: Automating the last 50 Feet
The last mile of the logistics chain is a huge challenge but the closer you approach your destination, the more complex and expensive it gets. Not coincidentally, the ‘last 50 feet’ is considered by experts to be the true bottleneck for e-commerce growth – and that’s where a large part of the future of retail is being decided. Start-ups and online retailers alike are working hard to close that final gap.
Smart Companies: Formula One and Acronis
Racing drivers and their teams obviously have no time to lose. That goes for laps and laptops: A typical Formula One race car can generate up to three terabytes of data over the course of a racing weekend – data that needs to be stored and sent back home to the team of developers who will use them to shave fractions of seconds off the car’s fastest round.
Augmented-Reality: Making a MES
Augmented-Reality (AR) is very much part of the digital revolution in manufacturing. By simply donning a hands-free headset, workers can add a virtual layer of contextual information on top of what they see before them along with detailed information about a machine or process. Today, AR is mainly used in maintenance but, once you realize that the application of AR is only limited by the imagination, that’s only the tip of the iceberg.
Mirror Image: All about Digital Twins development
Digital twins have become one of the hottest IT topics in years. They promise to revolutionize innovation and reduce time and cost of development, as well as improving collaboration along the supply chain. But what are they really?
5G technology is coming faster than expected
Mobility is one of the many drivers for the fifth generation of mobile networks (5G technology). Due to its new features, many never seen before, 5G opens the market for new applications and business models.
IoT Health-Care: A shot of…
The value of the IoT health-care sector is set to surpass $136 billion by 2021. As the prospect of truly connected health care becomes a reality, which digital services should hospitals be looking to adopt to better serve patients – and are they prepared for the impact on existing networks and systems?
Transport Supply Chains: Affordable IoT Tracking”
The world is entering a new era in logistics; one where it is possible to oversee the complete supply chain in real time by IoT tracking containers, pallets, trailers, and trucks anywhere, anytime, cheaply and using little energy.
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Avnet Silica: Product Highlights
IoT: Supply Chain Security
As enterprises enter the new world of IoT, they do so at their peril. Traditional methods of securing devices and systems break down when data ?ows through the global internet and corporate networks, all with different levels of trustworthiness. Personalization is the key for Security IoT – and Avnet Silica has found a way to provide it as a service quickly and efficiently.
IoT Complexity simplified
Bringing flexibility to the challenges and choices in Internet of Things system evaluation and development network management and application delivery.
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Big Data: How to get the bigger Picture
Bringing flexibility to the challenges and choices in IoT system evaluation and development network management and application delivery.
Making the World safe: Internet of Threats
As we begin to enter the world of IoT it is important to be aware of and understand the new and expanded security risks involved and how to combat them.
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