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We’re all familiar with wireless devices these days. They have completely taken over entertainment, communication, and work. As wireless takes over industrial operations, the requirements have evolved to include higher bandwidth and more security for critical operations. Today there is a dizzying array of wireless technologies available from Cisco and other companies, and the customers

Manufacturing will be transforming faster than ever before in the next few years, writes Guy Denis, business development, Bosch Software and Digital Solutions. As the ninth largest manufacturing nation by the value of GDP, the UK still has global reach and impact. Manufacturers have a desire for change, to reap the benefits of digitalisation and

IoT solutions vendor Quectel Wireless Solutions has made further additions to its comprehensive range of antennas for IoT devices and deployments. The latest launches include the YEMN016AA and YEMN017AA 5G 5-in-1 combo antennas, the YECN001J1A and YECT000WBA external 5G antennas and the YEGB000Q1A and YEGN000Q1A active GNSS L1 and L5 antennas. “We are thrilled to

In less than a decade, Industry 4.0 has gone from a little-understood buzzword to a major part of nearly every modern manufacturer’s operations, one which may be worth USD 165.5 billion by 2026. Today, it seems obvious that high-tech manufacturing requires networked devices, robotics, and constant cyber-physical optimisation, so much so that it’s hard to

IAR has announced the collaboration with NexCOBOT. IAR will be the Functional Safety solutions development partner of NexCOBOT to support its robot’s development by using the certified IAR Embedded Workbench for Arm to advance the future of smart manufacturing with collaborative robots.

The manufacturing sector stands at the brink of a technological revolution, poised to redefine the landscape of production and innovation. As we gear up for the Keynotion Smart Manufacturing World Summit in Stuttgart from April 3rd to 5th, 2024, it’s crucial to delve into the dynamics shaping the future of this industry.

San Jose, United States – Energous Corporation, a developer of intelligent wireless power networks, and Thinaer, an industrial IoT SaaS platform provider, have announced a partnership to bring wireless charging technology to the industrial IoT market. Thinaer will incorporate Energous’ wireless power transfer technology as part of a joint offering to help organisations improve efficiency, reduce costs, and

If you’re responsible for in manufacturing intelligent connected devices, then you know the playing field has drastically changed in recent years. Churning out new physical devices to try and keep up with changing consumer expectations and demands for flexibility is no longer sustainable. REGISTER NOW TO READ FULL REPORT Instead, IoT manufacturers must look to

Most companies always seek that elusive solution to increase efficiency while reducing costs and improving the bottom line. The Internet of Things (IoT) presents many possibilities for organisations to do just that, particularly those that depend on digital commerce and connectivity, like retail, manufacturing, healthcare, and hospitality.  REGISTER NOW TO READ MORE Trends show that

In our modern world defined by instant connectivity, smart devices, and not enough time in a workday, the rise of smarter, simpler (at least for the end user) technology is an exciting inevitability, and eSIMs are no exception.

In an age when we seem to go through technology boom after technology boom, it’s hard to imagine one sticking out. However, IoT adoption, or the Internet of Things adoption, is leading the charge to dominate the next decade’s discussion around business IT. Below, we’ll discuss the current boom, what’s driving it, where it’s going,

Sunnyvale, United States – Quanergy Systems, Inc. a provider of LiDAR sensors and smart 3D solutions, announced that the company will partner with Fabrinet, a provider of advanced precision optical and electronic manufacturing services, for the production of Quanergy’s LiDAR sensors.

As IoT businesses look to bring products to market, they need to accelerate the design to deployment process, assure compliance and optimise costs. These activities rely on specialised people, dedicated facilities and deep knowledge of global markets. For most, whether they’re established corporations looking to digitise their business model using IoT or a start-up looking

“By 2025, there will be approximately 27 billion connected IoT devices. Someone is going to have to manufacture these, and OEMs are gearing up to enable as many functions as possible to be integrated into the devices they build.” REGISTER NOW TO READ IoT relies on manufacturing efficiency to get massive volumes of devices out

ON Semiconductor revealed its new trade name “onsemi” and refreshed brand as a next step in the company’s evolution to establish itself as the provider of intelligent power and sensing technologies.

2021 can be your best year or your worst year, it all depends on your perspective. If you see 2021 as trending upwards or that 2020 was a market correction, then your optimism may serve you well. If you had dreams of doubling your sales and you fell short, you may view the past year