Thanks to Bluetooth Low Energy ambient energy, and smart devices, smart labels are scaling, writes Eric Cariou, VP New Products, PARAGON ID For years, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) has held promise in industrial and logistics sectors — offering more intelligence…
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Mind the ‘data gap’: ending smart meter data inaccuracy
Umair Ejaz, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Tuxera poses the question of what’s causing a breakdown in data for smart meters In today’s digitalised energy landscape, data is the backbone of grid intelligence. From real-time pricing and demand-side management to…
Why electronically steered antennas are key to in-flight connectivity
Mechanical systems have their limitations, writes Tracy Trent, President, Gilat Stellar Blu, but electronically steered antennas are key to in-flight connectivity Not long ago, high-speed Internet access in the air was seen as a premium offering. Today, passengers expect to…
Minimising downtime with predictive asset tracking
Ohad Peled, Product Marketing Manager, Sony Semiconductor Israel covers the key topics to know about asset tracking, including challenges and connectivity tech Over the last few years, asset tracking has emerged as a critical business function, and is estimated to…
Securing the Edge: why IIoT growth Is creating a hidden security gap
Edge computing will represent the next battleground, writes Andrew Foster, Product Director, IOTech, and organisations must secure it Industrial organisations are racing to modernise. Sensors, controllers, and Edge platforms are being deployed across factories, plants, and warehouses to enable real-time…
Why high-reliability antennas are key in data centre AI applications
Kelsie McMillin, Senior Marketing Technology Specialist – IoT, DigiKey, shares how antennas are well-placed to support data centre AI applications The relentless ascent of artificial intelligence (AI) as a transformative force has brought an unprecedented demand for dependable connectivity. As…
What to know about PumaBot: new malware attacking IoT devices
Zachary Amos, Features Editor of ReHack Magazine, distils information about PumaBot: what to know about this malware and how to protect yourself Britain’s CCTV cameras, smart metres and streetlight controllers are lucrative stepping-stones for cyber criminals. A fresh malware strain…
Building secure web interfaces for IoT applications
Eleanor Hecks, Managing Editor of Designerly Magazine runs through what to know when building a web interface for an IoT application The rapid growth of Internet of Things (IoT) devices — from smart thermostats to industrial sensors — is transforming…
Quantum computing could break satellite security – are we prepared?
Andersen Cheng, Chairman and Founder of Post-Quantum poses the big question of how quantum computing could impact on satellite security Satellites are incredibly important in our daily lives, for communication, navigation, and beyond, in addition to being indispensable for defence…
IoT in manufacturing: how 5G can boost the sector’s uptake
Only a third of manufacturing companies have adopted IoT, and reservations can be addressed by 5G, writes Kristian Torode, Director and Co-Founder of Crystaline IoT technologies allow manufacturers to link up devices across a factory floor, significantly speeding up processes…