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Ingenu and u‑blox have announced a strategic partnership that will enable the next generation of Ingenu’s patented RPMA (Random Phase Multiple Access) technology to serve global opportunities in the IoT market.The two companies have agreed that u-blox will develop and manufacture products supporting RPMA technology. RPMA is a low-power wide-area channel access method used exclusively for Machine-To-Machine (M2M) communication on the IoT.

At the CTIA conference and exhibition, 7th to 9th September 2016 in Las Vegas, u-blox will demonstrate VoLTE (Voice over LTE infrastructure) capability using its TOBY-R202 LTE Cat 1 module, as well as NB-IoT (Narrowband IoT) technology and IoT sensor-to-gateway-to-cloud capabilities.

Facilitating a larger number of devices to connect to the IoT, u-blox has announced plans to launch modules supporting Cat M1 (Category M1) LTE networks. The first SARA-R4 module developed by u-blox will be available in Q4 2016 targeting mobile network operators in the US market. With the recently launched SARA-N2, the world’s first cellular NB-IoT module, the LTE Cat M1 complements u-blox’s extensive product offering for the IoT.

As technology races ahead, government is doing its best to remove obstacles for fully autonomous vehicles to hit the road, soon: 25,000 lives depend on it.

Evaluation kits for the newest u-blox M8 series and u-blox 8 GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) positioning technology modules are now available at Alpha Micro Components.. These comprehensive kits allow easy evaluation of the modules’ performance, in both real-world and test conditions, and provide an ideal base for application development.

Alpha Micro Components announced the availability of evaluation kits for the newest u-blox M8 series and u-blox 8 GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) positioning technology modules. These comprehensive kits allow easy evaluation of the modules’ performance, in both real-world and test conditions, and provide an ideal base for application development.

Connectivity technologies have advanced rapidly and led to the beginnings of the IoT, with billions of smart, connected sensors, actuators and systems all rigged up to enable the real‑time data processing and analytics that let you to take better control of what’s around you.

Wirepas and u-blox have partnered to offer an advanced decentralised radio communications solution (comparable with advanced mesh technology) for demanding (IIoT) Industrial IoT applications. The IoT industry is still quite young and fragmented, making deployment of IIoT applications slow and complex for the end customers. The goal of u-blox and Wirepas is to make large scale, decentralised IIoT networks easy to deploy for their customers.

Optimised to provide the highest acquisition and tracking sensitivity, u-blox has announced a TCXO-based GNSS receiver. Supplied in the miniature and cost-effective EVA 7x7mm form-factor package, the EVA-M8Q is suited for use with small antennas either in covert applications such as asset tracking and stolen vehicle recovery, or in portable devices.

The Internet of Things (IoT) promises us a more connected, smarter world, but also presents a new set of technical challenges including which technology to pick for which use case. By Simon Glassman, Senior Principal, Strategic Partnerships, u-blox.