The world is shifting fast, with AI now embedded across industries and operations. Yet more than 80% of AI projects fail, not because the models are flawed, but because the data isn’t ready. As we enter the agentic era,…
Industry Insights
IoT Insider’s exclusive input from industry examines the application, theories, and plans professionals are conjuring for IoT so you can stay informed of the latest trends in the sphere.
Why connected vehicles and health are driving Vodafone IoT’s US push
Dennis Nikles, the new Managing Director of Vodafone IoT Americas, is getting used to autonomous taxi services. “It’s a little bit terrifying, I agree. It’s a little bit strange, but it works,” enthuses the German executive, who until recently was employed as CEO of…
Aeris Soars past 100 million connected devices
Aeris announced a turning point: it has surpassed 100 million connected devices worldwide. This landmark achievement is a result of nearly 90% growth in additional device connections since the 2023 acquisition of the Ericsson IoT Accelerator Platform. Surpassing the 100…
ByteSnap Design launches specialist WirelessHART development and certification support service
ByteSnap Design announced the launch of WirelessHART product development and certification support services. This new offering targets industrial manufacturers who face the complex technical and regulatory challenges of deploying wireless devices in hazardous environments. WirelessHART technology allows for wireless communication…
Learn How to Cut IoT Connectivity Costs: See Real Use Cases & ROI Strategies Inside
Satellite for IoT: Affordable and Reliable Connectivity, Anywhere IoT systems are expanding into remote, mobile and hard-to-reach environments. Cellular networks cannot always provide consistent coverage, which creates gaps in visibility and breaks in critical data flow. Satellite connectivity now offers…
Xsens IMUs deliver sub-5cm heave accuracy for wave motion
Xsens announced a major capability upgrade for its industrial-grade Xsens Sirius and Xsens Avior inertial measurement units (IMUs). The new Heave feature delivers centimetre-level vertical displacement measurement, enabling real-time stabilisation and wave compensation in a wide range of marine applications.…
IoT in 2026: intelligence at the Edge, market momentum, and the regulatory tightrope
In 2026, the Internet of Things is no longer about connecting devices; it is about embedding intelligence into the physical world, writes Dario Betti, CEO, Mobile Ecosystem Forum (MEF). What began as telemetry streaming to distant Clouds has evolved into…
Building a trusted ecosystem: standards and regulations in support of IoT security
In the five years since ETSI published EN 303 645, the first globally recognised baseline standard for IoT security, a great deal has changed, writes Alex Leadbeater, Technical Security Director, GSMA. At its time of release, the industry was awash…
AI in mobility: Lithuania’s growing hub shows both potential and pitfalls in smart transport
Albert Komar, head of brand at Lithuania-based software company Gurtam, looks at how AI is re-shaping the world of mobility, both in Lithuania and around the world. Artificial intelligence is having a powerful impact on mobility, though not always in…
Unlocking innovation: high-performance imaging transforms modern smart lock design
Patrik Jan Spanik, Technical Marketing Analyst, onsemi, discusses how advanced imaging enables biometric smart locks to deliver secure, convenient, and intelligent access for homes. In an era where security and convenience are paramount, smart locks have emerged as a cutting-edge…
