Philip Mason hears from Bristol is Open MD Julie Snell about the project’s current shift of focus from 'technology' to ‘use case’, and the challenges presented to IoT-based projects by GDPR
Established as a joint venture between the University of Bristol and Bristol ...
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The connected factory holds much promise for manufacturers, but if its full potential is to be realised, a raft of practical issues need to be considered and resolved, as Sam Fenwick discovers
Steve Johnson, Ruckus’s regional director, Northern Europe, sets the scene: ...
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Philip Mason talks to president of the Wi-SUN Alliance Phil Beecher about large-scale, ‘outdoor’ IoT, and the importance of open standards.
The Wi-SUN Alliance is a professional organisation for companies involved in the development of wireless systems in the realm of ...
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Mass adoption of IoT in agriculture has yet to take off, but trials show the technology works, so now it is a case of spreading awareness, as James Atkinson reports.
Farmers are under pressure to improve yields and reduce wastage to feed the ever-increasing world ...
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Philip Mason looks at how small cells can be used in combination with the urban environment to make cities safer and more appealing, while also helping to bring civic history to life through augmented reality.
As anyone who has watched the news in the past year will ...
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