IoT

The Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionised the way we live and work. Fresh uses include smart water management, smart farming, micromobility, self-driving enablement, and connected vehicles.

Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top 5 IoT products to have been released in March 2024.

AI and semiconductor expert XMOS announce partnership with embedded audio software specialist DSP Concepts.

Gatehouse Satcom and Druid Software are excited to announce a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that signifies their collaborative efforts to enhance Non-Terrestrial Network (NTN) services.

Cars, trucks, and most other vehicles are increasingly becoming computers on wheels. This applies to combustion engines as well as electric cars.

Security is a priority for all connected devices and solutions. Device manufacturers, companies of Internet of Things (IoT) installations and solutions providers must adopt a comprehensive, 360-degree approach to securing their products and services against the many cyberthreats they face.

The new PS-66(u) DP SD and microSD cards from Swissbit are not only distinguished by their proven robustness and industrial suitability but also offer a very special feature: they are certified CmReady by Wibu-Systems, enabling the integration of CodeMeter technology for software protection and license management.

Essential to manufacture computers, smartphones, cars, refrigerators or any electronic device, semiconductors are critical elements in the implementation of the Internet of Things.

Kontron, a global provider of IoT/Embedded Computer Technology (ECT), is presenting its KBox B-201-RPL and KBox B-202-RPL Embedded Box PCs with powerful Intel Core processors of the 14th generation at embedded world 2024 in Nuremberg.

With the introduction of 5G, 3GPP increased the number of wireless communications use cases. The result is the well-known triangle of services: enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB), ultra-reliable low latency communications (uRLLC) and massive machine type communications (mMTC). The mMTC element covers the service continuation of legacy technologies such as NB-IoT, as well as support for both enhanced and new machine-type services.