IoT

Airbus Defence and Space has launched Proximity M2M, an enhanced global M2M (machine-to-machine) management solution that provides complete visibility and control of satellite data in a single multi-device solution. The new service is designed to simplify the integration and management of satellite communication components within standard M2M networks and applications by using a sophisticated interface

Ctrack has upgraded its self-installed fleet tracking device with a range of new features that will enable car and van operators to achieve greater levels of vehicle security and safety. Ctrack Plug & Play, a highly-flexible solution that can be connected to the OBD II diagnostic port in a matter of seconds.

Acal BFi, advanced technology solutions, are pleased to introduce the new HMR3601 precision gyro-stabilised compass module from Honeywell Magneto to the European market.

oneM2M, has welcomed the Telecommunications Standards Development Society, India (TSDSI) and GlobalPlatform as its two newest Partners. oneM2M is now a partnership between eight standards development organisations: ARIB (Japan), ATIS (America), CCSA (China), ETSI (Europe), TIA (America), TSDSI (India), TTA (Korea), and TTC (Japan), whose members participate in developing oneM2M specifications, and six ICT industry associations:

SIGFOX, cost-effective, energy-efficient Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity, will be demonstrating their new IoT Network at Samsung’s booth during Internet of Things World to demonstrate the practical and easy-to-use features of SIGFOX’s IoT network and Samsung’s new ARTIK IoT platform.

William Gibson, visionary writer and inventor of the term ‘cyberspace’, once famously commented, “The future’s already here – it’s just that it’s not very evenly distributed”. Alexander Bufalino ponders how to bring IoT’s future nearer.

The wheels are fast in motion for 5G, which is set to become the ultimate enabler for the Internet of Things (IoT) in a vastly connected and digital future. 5G is a preparation for the billions of connected “things” in years to come, so the standards behind the new network need to be designed so

Azul Systems (Azul), has announced its membership in the Eclipse Foundation, bringing over a decade of Java knowledge and expertise to multiple open source community projects. Working collaboratively with other members of the Eclipse community, Azul will provide developers with access and insight Zulu Embedded, Azul’s fully commercialised, 100% open source builds of OpenJDK.

Intamac, an IoT enabler and innovator, is opening a new office at Milton Hall in Cambridge. The move follows strong growth for the Northampton headquartered company. Ten members of Intamac’s IoT technical team will be based from the new Cambridge facility, with further expansion planned.

With the driverless car, Swisscom aims to gain insights into how mobility might look in the future. Innovation in tomorrow’s cars will be highly dependent on networking and interaction with the environment, which is why Swisscom is getting involved in mobility issues of the future today.

Altair Semiconductor, a provider of LTE chipsets, has announced that its FourGee-3800/6300 chipset has completed AT&T’s ADAPT chipset validation.

Cyan, the integrated system and software design company delivering mesh based flexible wireless solutions for utility metering and lighting control, has announces that it has been selected by Adenco Construction (Pty) Ltd (“Adenco”) as a preferred supplier of smart metering and lighting solutions as well as emerging, related Internet of Things applications in South Africa.

SEGGER has released its new J-Link Debugger software for embedded applications.

National Rail Enquiries (NRE) is the definitive source of information for all passenger services on the national rail network in England, Scotland and Wales.  It handles around 2.9 million journey enquiries every day, across nationalrail.co.uk, apps, SMS and its 08457 48 49 50 live operator contact centre.

When you cut through the hype around the Internet of Things (IoT), it’s the Internet of Sensors (IoS) and resulting data that matters most, according to developers at The Technology Partnership (TTP). “The IoT is, to a large extent, a solution looking for a problem, rather than the other way round,” says Steve Taylor, a

For years authentication has been a thorny issue for banks and financial institutions, particularly in the world of mobile services. To date, these organisations have focused on building two of the three primary sources of authentication data into their products and services, namely ‘something you know’, like a password, and ‘something you have’, like a