A New York-based technology company has completed what is believed to be the world’s first electronic monitoring system for an eruv, the ritual boundary that enables Orthodox Jews to carry objects on the Sabbath. Aware Buildings, a specialist in long-range…
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Netmore acquires Arson Metering
Stockholm, Sweden announced the acquisition of Arson Metering, a Spanish innovator in remote meter reading and smart management of water and gas supply networks. This strategic acquisition strengthens Netmore’s position as a leader in modernising utility operations and expands its…
Morse Micro and The Things demonstrate Wi-Fi HaLow backhaul
Morse Micro and The Things Industries announced a successful demonstration of Wi-Fi HaLow as a backhaul connection for LoRaWAN gateways connecting to The Things Stack Cloud. This is being showcased at the Things Conference, running in Amsterdam from 23-24 September,…
Newcastle City Council and Purple Launch City-Wide Wi-Fi Network
Purple announced it has partnered with Newcastle City Council to deliver an extensive city-wide Wi-Fi network for residents, students and visitors. With the rollout of free Wi-Fi across Council buildings and other participating venues, including gyms, libraries, commercial buildings and…
NeoCortec keynote speech at The Things Conference
At The Things Conference in Amsterdam, running 23-24 September, Thomas Steen Halkier, CEO of NeoCortec, will be delivering a keynote speech on 23rd September. Halkier will be discussing ‘NeoMesh on LoRa: Bringing True Mesh Networking to the LoRa PHY’, exploring…
The hidden risks of cellular connectivity
Put an end to guesswork, writes Nathan Howe, Global VP of Innovation, Zscaler, and secure cellular connectivity by adopting zero trust Every day, a vast number of cellular-connected devices or things—from smart lighting sensors to mission-critical industrial systems or even…
UKREiiF showed us the future. Now it’s time to retrofit the past
Following UKREiiF 2025, PJ Farr, Managing Director, UK Connect explains why IoT is the missing link for ambitions to create sustainable, net zero cities At UKREiiF 2025, sustainability and innovation dominated the headlines. New towns, net zero targets, modular homes,…
When GPS isn’t enough: securing the future of navigation with A-PNT
Geopolitical tensions mean GPS can no longer be take for granted, stresses Alastair MacLeod, CEO of Ground Control, and A-PNT is coming to the forefront With geopolitical tensions at an all-time high, and technology evolving faster than ever before, one…
Why reliable GNSS is a key enabler of advanced vehicle autonomy
As autonomous vehicles make their way onto our roads, Manuel del Castillo, VP Business Development, Focal Point Positioning writes how GNSS is integral Automotive OEMs can successfully navigate the transition from Level 2 to Level 3 automation by leveraging advanced…
Bridging the IT/OT divide: why unified monitoring is the key
Daniel Sukowski, Global Business Development Industry & IIOT, Paessler shares how to bridge the IT/OT divide, with unified monitoring solutions As buildings become smarter, more connected, and increasingly data-driven, the line between Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) is…