IoT News
ForeScout Technologies closes US$76m in late-stage funding at $1bn valuation
ForeScout Technologies Inc. has secured US$76 million in additional financing led by Wellington Management Company LLP.
Read moreCyan wins second Larsen & Toubro contract as Tata Power Mumbai orders 5,000 more smart meters
Cyan announced a follow-on order for a further 5,000 meters from Larsen & Toubro to expand the deployment of Cyan’s smart metering solution at Tata Power Mumbai (Tata Power).
Read moreOasis smart SIM unveils ‘Helios Embedded’, an eSIM solution for all connected devices
Oasis Smart SIM, provider of SIM and USIM operating systems, activation and connectivity solutions for consumer devices and IOT, has launched ‘Helios Embedded’, the advanced version of its widely deployed
Read moreMultiTech launches handheld LoRa end-point device and LoRa® proof of concept developer board
Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. announced the availability of MultiConnect® mDot™ Box, a portable, handheld LoRa® end-point device ideal for LoRa site surveys, and MultiConnect® mDot™ EVB, a developer board perfect for rapid
Read moreMEMSIC launches MTLT family of inclination and tilt sensors to stop heavy equipment falling over
MEMSIC Inc. announced the launch of a new product family, the MTLT series of Inclination and Tilt Sensors.
Read more‘Everything as a service’ – IoT is transforming objects into services
It used to be that when you bought a product you had only one opportunity to buy the model most tailored to your needs because you were stuck with it
Read moreTurkey’s energy provider CLK Enerji selects Oracle Utilities for business transformation
CLK Enerji, Turkey’s energy utility, has selected Oracle Utilities solutions to transform and modernise its billing systems and improve service quality for its customers across all areas of its business.
Read moreApple CarPlay and Android Auto to drive connected car market to $600m by 2020
A new study from Juniper Research has estimated that the adoption of connected in-vehicle infotainment systems will produce revenues exceeding $600 million in 2020, representing a 10-fold increase on this
Read moreA safer world made possible by connected, intelligent machines
In our quest to connect everything to the Internet, we are entering a new phase of incorporating machine learning and big data analytics to glean insights and improve decision making.
Read moreWearables at work will take off this year, says Epson
Many wearable devices to date have failed to live up to expectations – Google Glass and the Apple Watch in particular left many consumers wanting more. Valerie Riffaud-Cangelosi, new markets
Read moreAchieve lower power and increased battery life for IoT and wearable applications
With the MAX14720 power management integrated circuit (PMIC) from Maxim Integrated Products, Inc., designers can optimise power and battery life for wearable medical/fitness and Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
Read moreTelematics firm The Floow to start ‘rapid growth’ of technical team in early 2016
Telematics firm, The Floow is said to be meeting increased demand for services from new and existing customers by embarking on an accelerated recruitment drive. This will see it grow
Read moreFitness devices to dominate wearables market until 2018, finds Juniper Research
New data from Juniper Research shows that fitness wearables will remain the primary wearable device, with smartwatches being less commonly used for the next 3 years. However, fitness wearables are
Read morePortamonitor™Bearing Indicator offers preventative shipboard maintenance
Portamonitor® Bearing Indicator kit provides insight into planning of future repairs. It identifies sites which are contaminated or lacking lubrication so they can be easily fixed before any further damage
Read moreThe smart home of the future is on our doorstep
Robot maids? Voice-activated appliances? Automatic meals? The smart home of the Jetsons, America’s favourite space-age family, is hovering ever closer to reality. And in 2016 it will arrive on our
Read moreVectra Networks shows how vulnerabilities in IoT devices can create backdoors for attacks
Vectra® Networks, reports that the Vectra Threat Labs™ has verified that consumer-grade Internet of Things (IoT) products, such as Wi-Fi security web cameras, can be hacked and reprogrammed to serve as
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