IoT

ASRock Industrial has announced that its iEP-5000G has received certification for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.

ERIKS UK has launched an APP that enables its customers to digitally replenish their stores ensuring that they experience fast, efficient, and reliable next day delivery with full digital traceability.

Teledyne FLIR, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, has announced the FLIR E8 Pro, providing a larger 3.5” touchscreen with FLIR Ignite Cloud connectivity within the same pistol-grip form factor as legacy E8 series thermal cameras.

On the 15 June 2023 the University of Parma, in conjunction with Murata ID Solutions and Zebra Technologies, presented the results of their latest RFID sustainability research project.

Several new AI solutions spanning industrial, HVAC and automotive applications will be showcased at Sensors Converge Tradeshow June 20-22 in Santa Clara, California.

A milestone in the research and testing of autonomous vehicles on public roads. The project '1000 Miglia Autonomous Drive', (1000-MAD) stars the self-driving car fitted out by the Politecnico di Milano, presented on 11 June 2023 in the 1000 Miglia Village in Brescia, which will be tested along the route of the historic car race.

Quectel Wireless Solutions has launched its latest Quectel FCM360W Wi-Fi and Bluetooth module, combining a high-performance processor with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1 capabilities.

Paige West speaks with Josh Mickolio, Supplier Business Development Manager - Wireless and IoT, Digi-Key, about the Internet of Things (IoT) and wireless technology.

Silicon Labs, a specialist in secure, intelligent wireless technology for a more connected world, has revealed the new dual-band FG28 SoC, designed for long-range networks and protocols like Amazon Sidewalk, Wi-SUN, and other proprietary protocols.

What if your tongue could check your emails? The human tongue is a remarkably strong and dexterous muscle. It uses a range of functions which are essential for communication and survival. Its muscular structure allows for precise movements, facilitating speech articulation, and the manipulation of food during eating. But what if it could also send emails, play computer games, or even turn off lights?