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While the Internet of Things is still something of a misnomer, low-power wide-area (LPWA) technologies in combination with IoT platforms and AI can be used to leverage continuous improvements in product design and working practices

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Ericsson: changes at the top Ericsson has announced that current senior vice president and head of market area Middle East & Africa, Rafiah Ibrahim, is becoming advisor to company CEO Börje Ekholm. Ibrahim – who has been in her current position since 2017 – will assume her new role at the end of August.

Semtech launches LoRa Cloud Geolocation service Semtech Corporation has launched its new LoRa Cloud Geolocation service, which is compatible with the LoRaWAN protocol. The company claims that the service can be easily integrated to provide a low-cost and performance-optimised geolocation solution. It is the first ...

Sepura launches multiple public safety accessories at BAPCO show Sepura has launched several new products at this year’s BAPCO conference and exhibition, which took place earlier this week in Coventry. The first is a “compact remote speaker microphone” – otherwise known as 'mRSM' –, compatible with the company's SC2 and STP Series ...

GeoSpock and Smart Cambridge form commercial smart city partnership GeoSpock, an extreme-scale spatial big data company has formed an commercial alliance with the Greater Cambridge Partnership, which is the first public sector organisation to sign up to its G-Cloud initiative, The Smart Cambridge team will use GeoSpock’s spatial big ...

Industry giants' industrial IoT satellite and cloud collaboration Satellite communications company Inmarsat has announced a partnership with Microsoft Azure IoT to deliver cloud services. According to a statement, the collaboration agreement will allow Inmarsat’s customers to transfer data collected through industrial IoT solutions ...

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GeoSpock's extreme data push Steve Marsh, founder and CTO of GeoSpock, talks to Sam Fenwick about how extreme-scale data platforms can be used to allow humans and AI to make sense of smart city sensors and improve our society February’s big interview briefly discussed the lessons we can learn ...

Smart cities: people first The recent Westminster eForum smart cities conference emphasised societal outcomes over obsession with tech, reports Philip Mason Smart cities are likely to become an increasingly relevant topic over the coming years, not just in magazines such as Land Mobile, but ...

IoT: learning from biology Philip Mason talks to Connexin founder and CEO Furqan Alamgir about the future of the Internet of Things (IoT), and his belief that the technology industry itself might just be the element holding up a widespread roll-out of IoT In January, Land Mobile reported on a ...

How to buy drones Drones and UAVs are becoming increasingly popular, while also hitting the headlines often for the wrong reasons. Simon Creasey presents the factors companies need to consider when looking to use and procure them In December last year, the airspace surrounding Gatwick ...

Classroom critical Wireless communications technology has an increasingly large role to play in education – both in terms of safeguarding pupils and students, while also enhancing the teaching experience, as Sam Fenwick discovers One of Barack Obama’s favourite sayings about having ...

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