Siemens Smart Infrastructure recently announced a collaboration agreement with Microsoft to transform access to IoT data for buildings. The collaboration will oversee enabling interoperability between Siemens’ digital building platform, Building X, and Microsoft Azure IoT Operations enabled by Azure Arc.…
Smart Cities
Joint Canadian-Indonesian pilot project will deploy advanced metering
Perumdam Tirta Mayang Kota Jambi and GHD recently signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) for a joint Canadian-Indonesian pilot project, which will transform how Jambi City collects, records and manages water data to improve operations and customer service. The pilot…
Development of Living Lab Network will use 20,000 IoT sensors
The Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) is developing a Living Lab Network (LLN) to elevate applied learning and applied research by enabling access to live campus-wide systems and the data they generate at its new Punggol Campus. Featuring a multi-layered…
Marioff pioneers IoT innovation in water mist fire protection
Marioff is proud to be among the first in the fire protection industry to introduce an Internet of Things (IoT) solution designed for high-pressure water mist systems. This new technology enables real-time monitoring, smart alerts, and centralised control, setting a…
Smart connected devices receiving FAN 1.1 certification
Smart connected devices from IoT, networking, and electronics providers are now achieving certification for the new Field Area Network (FAN) 1.1 programme from the Wi-SUN Alliance. Exegin Technologies, Kyoto University, Nagano Japan Radio, Nissin Systems, Landis+Gyr, Renesas Electronics, Silicon Labs,…
SmartSpires will turn Belval campus into a smart city living lab
SmartSpires, a 3.1-million-euro initiative co-funded by the EU’s Connecting Europe Facility (CEF), is aiming to turn Luxembourg’s Belval campus into a smart city living lab – a blueprint for cities across Europe. Led by a public-private consortium, including 5SKYE, Gcore,…
University of St Andrews researchers explore material for energy harvesting
Research released by the University of St Andrews has unravelled energy harvesting potential using light and movement, discovering the makeup and methods used to generate electricity using an emerging family of semiconductors. Published in Advanced Functional Materials, the research investigates the…
bitsensing enters into Indian market
bitsensing has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with IKIO Technologies, a smart infrastructure solutions provider in India, during the 2025 Suwon ITS Asia-Pacific Forum held in South Korea. The signing ceremony was attended by key figures including Heo Na-yoon,…
UWB wireless technology addresses worker safety at construction sites
In order to significantly reduce the risk of accidents in construction sites, Sharing Worker have implemented a solution using ultra wideband (UWB) wireless technology to create a ‘security bubble’ around dangerous vehicles. Even if construction sites are well managed, there…
Seiko Electric achieves net zero status with EnOcean sensors
Seiko Electric has successfully achieved Net Zero Energy Building (Net ZEB) status at its Koga Engineering Building in Fukuoka City, Japan. EnOcean-based wireless sensors and switches have been essential to this sustainable and innovative success, enabling building automation and energy…
