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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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oneM2M boosts IoT 3GPP interworking with new release oneM2M has published Release 3, its third set of specifications for its global IoT interoperability standard, which it states includes dramatically enhanced 3GPP interworking and new capabilities to unlock value in industrial and smart home applications. The ...

Comms innovation power list published Industry organisation the GSMA has published a list of the “world’s most promising growth-stage companies,” to identify the next generation of connectivity and digital services. It is called the ‘GSMA 100.’ According to the organisation, those on the list were chosen ...

Visual impairment accessibility app launched in the US US company RightHear has developed a smartphone solution to help make public buildings fully accessible to those with visual impairments and has launched it in the US. The system uses Bluetooth beacons to provide users with real time voice cues via the use of an app. ...

Canada: LoRa enabling smart bus shelter signs in Montreal X-TELIA, an Montreal-based LoRaWAN network operator and a LoRa Alliance member has developed a smart city solution that uses Semtech’s LoRa devices and wireless radio frequency technology in digital schedules for bus shelters in the Montreal area. X-TELIA implemented ...

Pan-Canadian smart city roll-out Nokia is partnering with energy management company Current to deploy smart city technology across Canada. According to Nokia, the company will gain access to Current’s CityIQ platform, in order to “repurpose outdoor street lighting into digital infrastructure that ...

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IoT: Risks and rewards David Rogers, CEO of Copper Horse, discusses his company’s work in the IoT and cybersecurity domains and the current threat-landscape with Sam Fenwick David Rogers’ Windsor-based company, Copper Horse, has worked on a variety of projects ranging from establishing ...

One piece at a time Philip Mason looks at two manufacturers aiming to capitalise on autonomous and connected cars years in advance of the large-scale roll-out of 5G 5G is becoming an incredibly hot topic, not just in the pages of industry magazines such as Land Mobile, but also, ...

In the heart of the city 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 ...

Comms in factories 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: ...

Go on Wi-SUN 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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