Internet of Things

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Challenges carmakers face with the ‘everything connected’ vehicle

The increasing breadth of connectivity in vehicles can bring valuable features to automakers and consumers alike. Chief among these are the enabling of proactive and predictive performance and maintenance diagnostics. This same connectivity will also allow over-the-air (OTA) software updates, as well as real-time local and cloud-based status monitoring such as tire pressure, fuel level, […]

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Starlink speed tests surface

Although Starlink hasn’t revealed pricing and packaging for Elon Musk’s ambitious low-Earth orbit satellite broadband service, purported speed tests from a group of beta users posted to Reddit indicate that Starlink will be more than capable of delivering a true “broadband” experience, at least as it is defined by the FCC. The posted, “confirmed” Starlink speed tests […]

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Connected farming harvests data and gives agriculture a jolt

Despite technological advances in the field, agriculture largely depends on human input. Farmers still tend to their land, harvesting crops and preparing fields for the next season. But these age-old activities have taken on an entirely new cast with the Internet of Things collecting data alongside farmers in the field. With IoT in agriculture, farmers […]

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Traffic-data cybersecurity works … for now

Russian company Quanttelecom is developing a quantum communication technology for protection of transport-related data against man-in-the-middle attacks. So far, the developer has made three real-world implementations in the national road transport system, including 500, 125 and 50 miles fiber-optic lines. As quantum technologies advance at pace, more companies are thinking how to apply them to […]

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COVID-19 driving data-integration projects in IoT

As countries across the world grapple with the novel coronavirus, there has been a significant effort to integrate input from sources, from surveillance cameras to point-of-sale systems and connected health devices. The trend has highlighted the power of Internet of Things (IoT) deployments for public data collection as well as the technology’s privacy-eroding potential. South […]

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Prioritization of IoT a conundum for digital manufacturing technologies

The competitive landscape in the manufacturing sector has changed dramatically in 2020. The commercial aerospace and automotive industries, for instance, have struggled with steep demand declines. But some manufacturers such as ventilator and disinfectant manufacturers, have seen business surge. Against that backdrop is the theme of digital transformation, which has transitioned from eventual necessity to […]

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Motorola Solutions buys video-security company Pelco for $110 million cash

Motorola Solutions announced that it paid $110 million in cash for Pelco, a California-based provider of video-security solutions in a deal that is designed to enhance the growing portfolio of video-related assets held by Motorola Solutions, according to company officials. John Kedzierski, Motorola Solutions senior vice president and general manager for video security and analytics, […]

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IoT automation trend rides the next wave of machine learning, Big Data

An array of new methods — along with unexpected new pressures — cast today’s IoT automation efforts in an utterly new light. Progress today in IoT automation is based on fresh methods employing big data, machine learning, asset intelligence and edge computing architecture. It is also enabled by emerging approaches to service orchestration and workflow, […]

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Unlocking telehealth benefits hinges on data integration

While telehealth has seen unprecedented growth in the first half of 2020, its continued popularity will depend in part on the availability of expanded remote patient monitoring capabilities. Even though scores of internet-connected health and medical devices have been developed, they frequently haven’t been incorporated into routine clinical care. “The ability to integrate [remote health […]

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Zetron: John Martyn outlines features of MAX Fire Station Alerting

John Martyn, a product manager for Zetron, highlights the capabilities of the company’s Max Fire Station Alerting, a newly launched solution that is designed to help reduce valuable time during a fire response without requiring fire departments to make significant hardware investments.

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Challenges carmakers face with the ‘everything connected’ vehicle

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Starlink speed tests surface

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Connected farming harvests data and gives agriculture a jolt

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Traffic-data cybersecurity works … for now

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COVID-19 driving data-integration projects in IoT

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Prioritization of IoT a conundum for digital manufacturing technologies

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Motorola Solutions buys video-security company Pelco for $110 million cash

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IoT automation trend rides the next wave of machine learning, Big Data

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Unlocking telehealth benefits hinges on data integration

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Zetron: John Martyn outlines features of MAX Fire Station Alerting

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