Next generation mobile technology: Quo Vadis 5G?
Digital twins have become one of the hottest IT topics in years. They promise to revolutionize innovation and reduce time and cost of development.
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Digital twins have become one of the hottest IT topics in years. They promise to revolutionize innovation and reduce time and cost of development.
IoT Interface Design: The Voices of…
Voice is the next big platform and it may very well deliver the smart home hub everyone is waiting for. How does this new interface model fit in with the rest of the digital world? And what does the voice market look like today?
IoT Readiness: Is Europe up to it?
The race is on but how does Europe measure up? We look for the winners and losers to see if the Old World can take a lead in the new world of IoT
AR and VR in Manufacturing: Being There
Virtual reality is not exactly new – VR goggles have been around since the ’90s – but now virtual reality is poised to arrive on the shop floor, along with augmented reality, both of which promise to revolutionize how things are made.
Industrial IoT Security: Why and how?
Few enterprises are prepared to deal with the new cyber risks in the IoT world. Without a secured IT infrastructure that supports connectivity across the value chain, attempts to create the smart factory of the future will fail.
Smart Companies: Some of the best and brightest in the IoT marketplace
Internet of Things is a vital market – Smart Industry had a look at new Smart Companies, products and solutions in the IoT marketplace. Kärcher Fleet Cleaning Up With IoT Kärcher, the global market leader in cleaning technology, is partnering with Munich-based startup Device Insight to create an IoT platform […]
The Battle for Bandwidth: IoT wireless networks
IoT wireless networks: The market for Low Power Wide Area Networks appears to be a standards’ battlefeld. Sigfox, LoRa and NB-IoT are among the most-named technologies, and users are waiting for a winner to emerge. Perhaps a better strategy is to choose the network that best fits the IoT-solution and […]
Corporate Comeback with IoT: Reinventing Nokia …again
Nokia went from being the global leader in cell phones to a company which has been split up and could have become just another has-been. But the 152-year-old business chameleon could make a comeback over the next few years with a sound IoT strategy ■ by Marcel Weiss There are […]
IoT Subscription Economy: The Butler in the Cloud
IoT Subscription Economy: In the alphabet soup of strange IT acronyms, XaaS – which stands for ‘everything as a service’ – is a relative newcomer. Closely associated with services on the internet, it is sometimes described as a “butler in the cloud”. Startups and established players all hope to cut […]
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Health Care and IoT: Locating Automated External Defibrillators
In the health care sector, product malfunctions can be critical to a person’s life, so monitoring and maintenance are crucial. Citycare is able monitor the correct functioning of its Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) daily, wherever they are installed.
Smart Shower to reduce water use by 1 million gallons a year
Kerlink, a specialist in solutions dedicated to the Internet of Things (IoT), and Hydrao, which makes smart demand-management solutions that enable significant water and energy savings.
Nokia expands Mobily partnership with Saudi IoT Network
Nokia has announced the completion of a narrowband ‘Internet of Things’ (NB-IoT) network deployment in L 800 band as part of its strategic partnership with Saudi IoT Network Mobily.
Radio frequency identification and IoT: Atalon Sets up a Sobering Experience
Radio frequency identification and IoT are injecting sober scoring into an interactive table for beer pong so that winners and losers need not rely on drunken tallies.
IoT Network Piggybacks on Wind Turbines 100 Meters Above Dutch Seaport
When the Port of Moerdijk had a large wind farm installed at the Southern Netherlands municipality in 2020, operated by Vattenfall, one of the European leaders in green energy, officials realized the turbine towers could serve an additional purpose: hosting an IoT network that provides key sensor data to the bustling port 120 meters below.
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