Exploring the design, development, connectivity, security, and more aspects of IoT devices
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While most consumers have long since stopped using these older networks, the companies relying on legacy M2M wireless connectivity should consider cellular IoT solutions.
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The fact that nowadays three-quarters of IoT projects fail, is especially surprising considering that the Internet of Things is estimated to become a market valued at $ 11.1 trillion by 2025. Read about the main challenges faced by businesses implementing IoT-Solutions.
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How PLC controls production systems and processes in harsh industrial environments
To address the existing barriers to IoT growth and adoption and breathe new life into the smart home market, members of the Connectivity Standards Alliance (formerly Zigbee Alliance) have launched 'Matter' (formerly Project Connected Home Over IP or Project CHIP).
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How SCADA systems enable Integrated and Effective Industrial Control Systems
Find out the full form of RADAR, its working principle, applications, latest research topics and more in this brief article on one of the most widely used remote sensing technology.
With the advent of powerful gateways providing both NB-IoT and LoRaWAN options, utilities need no longer exclusively select one cloud connectivity solution over another.
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Digital twins can help bridge the gap between the physical and virtual, but they’ll need to converge with other emerging technologies for Industry 4.0 to realize their potential.
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Article #6 Robot Control Series. Motors are becoming increasingly compact but are housing an ever-greater range of functions.
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Article #5 Robot Control Series. For several generations, industry has been well served by robots. The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) now brings collaborative robots—called cobots—into a synergistic working relationship with humans inside the future of industrial automation.
Article #4 Robot Control Series. When dealing with harsh industrial conditions, robotic engineers need to employ compact yet reliable connectivity components to secure the flow of energy and data.
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Wide Area Networks (WANs), the global backbones and workhorses of today’s Internet that connect billions of computers over continents and oceans, are the foundation of modern online services.
Article #3 Robot Control Series. Motor control in robotics is increasingly complex, enabling a greater range of applications. But this also comes with the need for efficient and reliable data and power interfaces.
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Article #2 Robot Control Series. Robots unique set of operating conditions and requirements need intricate and delicate electronic systems to deliver high-performance networking and connectivity.
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Bluetooth LE can be used to report on the condition of fragile cargoes, while cellular IoT can forward that data to the Cloud wherever there's telecoms infrastructure.
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