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Like many “as a Service” solutions, LoRaWAN Connectivity as a Service is a new approach to connectivity management that radically improves the user experience when creating a new IoT solution. This video explains what "Connectivity as a Service" is and how to access it on akenza.io
Turning previously ‘dumb’ LED streetlighting ‘smart’ is one of the easiest cost-to-benefit propositions in smart city because it effectively pays for itself.
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DECT NR+ (NR+) will be the first-ever, non-cellular wireless technology to become part of a cellular generation (“G”) standard, starting with 5G. It's also license-free and targets massive IoT applications targeting millions or billions of nodes.
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The cellular IoT technology, NB-IoT, is a leading LPWAN solution and offers up to a 15-kilometer range and low power consumption. It has been purpose-designed to conserve bandwidth and energy and has been shown to be an effective and robust solution.
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Article #2 of the Enabling IoT Series. CO2 sensors are among the most integral elements of such IoT applications.
Cutting edge boards and tools speed up development and reduce time to market for Bluetooth IoT applications.
Using a hypothetical fingerprint reader device as an example learn how to protect data and how to plan security implementation.
Lights-out manufacturing refers to the manufacturing methodology where factories are fully-automated. While true lights-out factories are still rare today, manufacturers can look to companies like FANUC, in Japan, for inspiration.
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Metasphere’s ART Sewer wastewater and sewerage spill monitoring solution combines cellular IoT and AI/machine learning (ML) to protect freshwater and marine ecosystems in a way that Metasphere says hasn’t been commercially or technologically viable until now.
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What is IoT Device Management and why do you need it? With IoT device management, you provision, authenticate, configure, monitor, update and diagnose the connected devices running in your IoT environment.
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According to research from analyst GWI, while consumers still consider fitness tracking the leading reason for owning a wearable, nearly half of all owners also expect their wearable to monitor their health.
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OEMs can focus on innovation and stay competitive by leveraging cloud manufacturing services.
An integrated system in which vision technology, robotics, and motion control are connected in one process brings automation to manufacturing.
Although the billions of battery-powered wireless IoT sensors connecting tomorrow's world will undoubtedly have an upstream energy impact, research suggests considerable net savings will be realized in the future.
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Integrated circuit design also could support exponentially more wireless devices
