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Bringing the future of 5G to Belfast Harbour
Belfast Harbour, BT and mixed reality partners Ubimax and VRtuoso are showcasing the tangible benefits that 5G can deliver to business and industry across the UK. In a first for the UK, the demonstrations, performed 'live' over BT’s public 5G network, show two 5G enabled applications that are being explored by Belfast Harbour as part of their vision for creating a 'Smart Port' and an iconic waterfront for the City.
eBook charts industrial automation changes and solutions
Mouser Electronics and Molex have collaborated on an eBook that explores the exciting changes taking place in industrial automation. The new eBook, Connector & Antenna Solutions for Industry 4.0, features contributions from Molex and Mouser subject matter experts that cover some of the most important topics in industrial automation, including digital twinning, deep learning, and neural networks.
Why devices with position tracking require an internet connection
In a few months the European satellite system Galileo will be completed. Most devices with location tracking functions already support it. Even so, their manufacturers should endeavour to implement over-the-air access, as this is the only way that satellite selection can be adjusted on demand as needed – something which can be a critical factor, writes Bernd Hantsche, Director Product Marketing Embedded & Wireless at Rutronik.
Industrial IoT (IIoT) requires edge computing
Suhel Dhanani, Director of Business Development, Industrial and Healthcare Business Unit, Maxim Integrated, explains that the IIoT differs from the consumer IoT and is probably more important as it helps improve efficiency of industrial processes and optimises resources.
Why the Thomas Cook collapse links to system desegregation
It’s hard to imagine how a strong brand like global travel group Thomas Cook, in business since 1841, could go south so quickly. Its value proposition was proven and real, one-stop-shopping, all-inclusive vacations, great customer support. What happened? A few things actually. First, thanks to the internet and social network, people no longer need assistance from a travel agency to get ideas and deals for their vacations. Guest blog writte...
Pioneering dig under the River Severn is broadband first
Gigaclear has become the first broadband provider to drill under the River Severn to reach two of Gloucestershire’s most remote and poorly connected villages. This significant feat of civil engineering will deliver full Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband access to 861 homes in Longney and Framilode.
Design tactics to manage density
In consumer devices, engineers must factor in EMI and efficiency considerations in buck power converter design, urges Samuel Accardo, field application engineer, Kemet
Watching the detectives - developing fashionable wearables
Wearable electronics, such as medical devices and fitness trackers, are going through a period of rapid change. The revolution in ‘personal electronic devices’ is improving the ability of individuals and healthcare professionals to monitor and manage their health. Graeme Clark, Principle Engineer, Renesas Electronics, explains.
How wearable tech is improving patient outcomes
Technology is revolutionising the healthcare sector, integral to which has been the advances made in the wearables market. Christian Hebenstreit, EMEA SVP & GM, Medidata Solutions explains more.
Environmental sensors aid air quality device with smart plug concept
Sensirion has announced that bluSensor is using Sensirion’s environmental sensors in its innovative air quality device, bluSensor AIQ.bluSensor AIQ is the world’s first intelligent air quality measuring device with a smart plug concept. The small, flexible sensor can be operated with a power bank battery, via a USB socket in a smart home, via a notebook at work or even in a car or truck. It measures and stores over 5,000 different air...