Caitlin Gittins
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Caitlin has been the Editor of IoT Insider since April 2024. She loves learning about new tech, market trends and use cases. She reports on the latest trends and innovations in the IoT space. In her spare time, Caitlin reads sci-fi and fantasy novels.

IoT for automotive: driving the future of smart cars

IoT for automotive purposes can be best understood by the rise of Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) communications, which encompasses the communication systems that are facilitating interaction between vehicles, infrastructure and pedestrians, with the aim being to improve road safety, traffic management and…

“It’s about securing devices”: Eseye discusses PSTI Act with IoT Insider

The passing of the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) Act on the 29th April marked a milestone in device security for consumer electronics. The Act stipulates that manufacturers must adhere to three requirements by law; passwords need to be…

BT trials reflect MNOs’ consciousness around sustainability

Following BT trials into energy-saving cell sleep technology, last month the Group announced it had implemented this technology across its EE mobile sites nationwide. Cell sleep technology works by putting particular 4G LTE capacity carriers to sleep when they are…

Pelle Svensson from u-blox shares how Wi-Fi 6 is shaping hospitals

Wi-Fi is continuing to evolve as Wi-Fi 4 came out in 2009; Wi-Fi 5 debuted in 2013 and Wi-Fi 6 came out in 2019. This kind of progression is typical for the industry, explained Pelle Svensson, Segment Manager, Connected Health…

Agri IoT to become an essential tool against climate change

Agritech refers to a growing field of applying technology to improve agriculture; while Agri IoT relates to the specific application of IoT technologies to create smart farming. Sensors, cameras and drones are technologies being deployed to gather data on parameters…

First Elizabeth line tunnels given 4G and 5G coverage

Following on from the Elizabeth line stations receiving mobile coverage underground earlier this year, Transport for London (TfL) has now announced that the first tunnelled section has high speed mobile coverage – as passengers can access 4G and 5G while…

IoT startups to keep an eye on

Although IoT Insider’s sister publication Startups Magazine is arguably more of an authority on exciting tech startups looking to scale up, the IoT space is not short of the kind of innovation and out-of-the-box thinking that startups have in droves. …

Q&A: Björn Rosqvist, Qoitech emphasises power consumption

Concluding this four-part series highlighting experts who were out in Hardware Pioneers at full force to discuss innovation and more, IoT Insider had the chance to speak with Björn Rosqvist, Chief Product Officer at Qoitech about the importance of optimising…

The rapid expansion of LTE Cat 1 bis

Cat 1 bis has been touted as a type of LTE technology designed to bridge the gap between legacy 2G/3G networks facing sunsets, and more advanced LTE solutions. Recent insights from Berg Insight reported that shipments of cellular modules had…

Travel eSIMs: a threat or an opportunity?

A recent webinar hosted by Kaleido Intelligence discussed the travel eSIM opportunity for mobile network operators (MNOs), as conversation revolved around whether eSIMs should be regarded as a threat or opportunity to MNOs. Jon King, Chief Commercial Officer and Nitin…