IoT Insider was invited to experience Element Material Technology’s new facility in Guildford, the Connected Technologies Center of Excellence on 4 June, as the testing provider cut the ribbon on a purpose-built facility which will fortify the company’s capabilities in…
Hardware Pioneers 2024 stresses collaboration and communication
Collaboration and communication were two major talking points at the latest edition of Hardware Pioneers, as the challenges the industry faces – ranging from complying with the latest regulation to issues in cellular IoT connectivity – requires close collaboration and…
Cars, trucks and tractors: the world of driverless vehicles
Perhaps no area has been subject to more scrutiny and at the same time, excitement, than driverless vehicles. Populating the news and world of IoT, driverless vehicles promise safety, security and efficiency – a sleek future where vehicles ranging from…
How can IoT help bakers?
For many, conjuring up an image of bakers is one who leans on traditional methods to bake bread, lovingly rolling the dough by hand or mixing ingredients in a bowl. Of course, for the industrial baking world, this image has…
Netmore Group expands into APAC region
Netmore Group, a global LoRaWAN network operator, recently announced its expansion into the Asia Pacific region to meet the increasing demand for sensor-based utility and municipal infrastructure monitoring, as well as energy management solutions. This move follows Netmore’s acquisition of…
UL Solutions’ latest webinar dives into PSTI regulation
UL Solutions recently held a webinar on the newly passed UK PSTI regulation, which put into law requirements for manufacturers of devices to ensure strong passwords, provide clarity on security updates for devices and inform customers on how long they…
How to secure IoT devices against growing cyber attacks
The IoT industry and cybersecurity have long been bedfellows, discussed in the same capacity as the growing number of IoT devices have meant the surface area for which cyber criminals can target has increased, too. Notably not a new topic…
How close are we to 6G? Researchers potentially one step closer
As 5G begins its rollout across the globe – a generation of wireless communications technology that brought equal parts fascination and scepticism – researchers are turning their attention to the next generation of wireless communications, that fabled thing: 6G. The…
What can the US 2G/3G sunsets teach us?
Wireless Logic recently hosted a webinar on the subject of 2G/3G sunsets which have recently played out in the US, in a move to support and inform the IoT industry. Although shutdown dates varied, the closure of 2G and 3G…
US to deploy digital twins to support semiconductor manufacturing
Semiconductor manufacturing recently received what the industry hopes to be a big boost, as the Biden administration recently announced it would put $285m towards supporting manufacturing using digital twin technology. The CHIPS Manufacturing USA institute marks the first Manufacturing USA…
