Wi-Fi
Silicon Labs simplifies Wi-Fi connectivity with plug-and-play module solution
Silicon Labs has introduced a plug-and-play Wi-Fi module solution for Internet of Things (IoT) applications where exceptional RF performance, small footprint, easy application development and fast time to market are key requirements.
Read moreThe role of satellites in M2M and IoT
Cellular operators battling for new subscribers by improving their services have driven up ‘population coverage’ – the percentage of people with access to a GSM network – to over 90%
Read moreu-blox introduces ultra-compact Wi-Fi module for IoT applications
u-blox, a global provider in wireless and positioning modules and chips, announced the LILY-W1 single band 802.11n 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi transceiver module. This ultra-compact host-based module, measuring just 10 x
Read moreVeniam announces US$22m in Series B IoT funding from Verizon, Cisco, Orange, and Yamaha Motor
Veniam that delivers the Internet of Moving Things, announced a $22 million Series B round.
Read moreManaging the Internet of Everything
From smart buildings to intelligent production lines, organisations are rapidly adopting Internet connected devices to improve performance, reduce costs and transform customer experience. However, many of these Internet of Everything
Read moreLighting integration will make smart cities a success
Smart cities are not a trend, they are necessary. Local authorities around the world are investing in connected technology to build the cities of the future, but while recent innovations
Read moreQualcomm and Deutsche Telekom claim world’s first LTE Licensed-Assisted Access over-the-air trial
Qualcomm Inc. through its subsidiary, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., and Deutsche Telekom (DT) are using LTE LAA technologies to enhance mobile broadband experience and ensure fair co-existence with Wi-Fi in unlicensed spectrum.
Read moreKeeping smart homes safe and secure – Part 1
Connected safety and security systems and devices with remote monitoring capabilities are expanding their share of the global smart home market. A survey in the UK in July 2015 identified
Read moreBluetooth 4.2, the local connection for IoT
As readers of this site will know, when Bluetooth was originally invented by Ericsson, Nokia, Intel and Toshiba, it was intended to act as a way of providing cable-free connections
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 moreLPWAN suddenly needed for IoT
The need for a narrowband wide area network devoted to IoT was obvious but it is only recently it has become obvious for many.
Read more5by5 Wireless HaLow 900 MHz partnership program for developing IoT launched by InventionShare
Greg Waite, CEO of InventionShare™, announced that 5by5 Wireless™ has created a Wi-Fi HaLow partnership program to support future IoT product developments through large area wireless coverage for a variety
Read moreTP-LINK launches ‘all-in-one’ smart home router and new line of connected devices
TP-LINK® has announced its new SR20 Smart Home Router with Touchscreen, an all-in-one router and Internet of Things (IoT) hub with ZigBee and Z-Wave. The SR20 delivers powerful AC1900 class
Read moreConnecting medical devices
The benefits of hospital device connectivity According to the Royal College of Nursing, nurses in the UK spend an estimated 2.5 million hours a week filling out “non-essential” paperwork. By
Read moreLPWA – broadening the spectrum of choice
The technology behind the IoT, despite the inevitable hype, still needs a lot of development work done before our experience becomes truly immersive and ubiquitous. The hype, however, is largely
Read moreGainSpan Concurrent mode Wi-Fi modules now available from Alpha Micro
Alpha Micro has announced that the GainSpan line-up of Wi-Fi wireless modules are now being shipped with a concurrent mode feature.
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