wireless communication

Laird Connectivity has announced the release of the sub-GHz FlexDipole Antenna, engineered to influence the standards of sub-GHz wireless communication. This state-of-the-art antenna is meticulously designed to support the 863 MHz – 928 MHz frequency range, making it a perfect fit for sub-GHz solutions such as LoRaWAN, Sigfox and Proprietary RF.

Lars Thyroff, the general manager of Fibocom Wireless EU, talks with Keith Kreisher, the executive director of the IoT M2M Council, about how the company’s wireless connectivity services are bringing perfect wireless experience for the industry. 

USI, Universal Scientific (Shanghai) Industrial Co. Ltd, global expert in the design and manufacturing of wireless module solutions, has joined forces with GreenPeak Technologies, the industry leading Smart Home low-power radio communication semi-conductor company, to develop a high performance and low cost ZigBee module for Smart Home sensor devices.

Arrow Electronics, Inc. has announced that its RF & Power business will distribute products in the Americas from Telegesis Ltd., a U.K.-based company that specializes in ZigBee RF modules and firmware.

I’m old enough to have been writing about cellular data shortly before the Internet bubble burst 14 years ago.  There was a lot of nonsense being sprouted at that time.  Fridges would have GSM connectivity and tell you when you had run out of milk.  Does that sound familiar? Nokia and other mobile phone vendors

London, UK – An increase in smart meter deployments will see the global market for wireless communication modules approximately double in value over the coming years, jumping from US$532 million in 2012 to US$1.3 billion in 2020, at a compound annual growth rate of 12%, according to a new report from research and consulting firm

We live in a changing world. Customer’s needs change, business models change and technology changes. Telenor Connexion’s mission is to make it easy for companies to realize connected services over time going through the product life cycle. The key to success is to build in a flexible approach in the offering to enable constant fine

Telenor Connexion expands into a wider service offering to fully support the customer product life-cycle and ensure future flexibility. Here, Robert Brunbäck describes how Telenor Group’s connected service enabler, is changing to meet new M2M and telematics market needs.

Massive growth in shipments of wireless M2M modules for security applications in EU27+2 is foreseen, if reports are to be believed. The projections point at growth from 2.4 million in 2010