It’s hard to escape the momentum around Voice UI. From consumer assistants to connected vehicles and industrial systems, the industry’s pacesetters in the AI race are betting that more natural interfaces will transform how people interact with technology, argues Sondre…
Tesla Supreme Court win could reshape 5G patent licensing for IoT and connected vehicles
Tesla has won a significant legal victory in the UK Supreme Court that could reshape how global disputes over 5G and other cellular standard-essential patents are resolved, with implications for manufacturers of connected vehicles and IoT devices. The ruling revives…
S8:E3: Physical AI for IoT systems
In this episode of IoT Unplugged, John Weil, Vice President of the Edge Compute and Connectivity Division at Synaptics, argues that physical AI represents the next major evolution of the Internet of Things, enabling connected devices to perceive their surroundings,…
OpenAI admission over Hugging Face hack raises fresh concerns over AI-powered threats to IoT
OpenAI’s admission that two of its experimental AI models autonomously hacked AI platform Hugging Face during an internal security evaluation has prompted warnings that manufacturers of connected devices should prepare for a new generation of AI-powered cyber attacks. The company…
The race to build the connected skies: US and Europe accelerate flying taxi infrastructure
Electric air taxis are moving from prototypes towards real-world trials as governments in the US and Europe back programmes designed to test how these aircraft can be integrated into existing aviation systems. Electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft are…
The evolution of the tap: powering the next era of IoT connectivity
By Mike McCamon, Executive Director, NFC Forum The modern world is defined by connectivity. Smartphones and laptops are now just one part of a much broader ecosystem of connected devices, with the Internet of Things (IoT) enabling seamless interactions across…
How IoT Is transforming non-destructive testing in aerospace manufacturing
Aerospace manufacturing has long relied on non-destructive testing (NDT) to verify component integrity without compromising the parts themselves. The Internet of Things (IoT) is now amplifying those capabilities by enabling real-time monitoring, predictive analytics and enhanced traceability throughout the aircraft…
Rohde & Schwarz highlights automated EMC testing and high-performance oscilloscopes for embedded engineers
At Hardware Pioneers Max 2026, Managing Editor Paige Hookway speaks with Nathan Reeve, EMC Product Specialist at Rohde & Schwarz UK, and Nick Le Bas, Applications Engineer, about the latest trends in EMC testing, power electronics, and the company’s newest…
Hardware Pioneers Max: Ezurio’s latest platforms bring Edge AI and secure connectivity closer to IoT developers
At Hardware Pioneers Max 2026, Managing Editor Paige Hookway speaks with Jonathan Kaye, Vice President of Product Management and Marketing at Ezurio, about the company’s expanding compute and connectivity portfolio, its recent acquisition of Gateworks, and the latest demonstrations on…
Why connected vehicle AI starts with better operational visibility
By Raj Kanaya, General Manager, Automotive Business Unit, Aeris The automotive industry is rapidly evolving into a more connected, software-defined future. This shift is creating a new challenge for OEMs as vehicles become increasingly software-led, Cloud-connected and reliant on real-time…