IoT
Smallest embedded IoT gateway announced by Lantronix
The xPico 200 family of embedded IoT gateways has been announced by Lantronix. Measuring just 17mm by 25 mm, the xPico 200 family will deliver seamless and secure Ethernet, WiFi and/or Bluetooth connectivity, enabling OEMs to go to market faster with their smart IoT solutions.
Big data drives forward the energy transition
In order to get a more detailed picture of energy flows in the electrical grid, scientists from the Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research in Baden-Württemberg (ZSW) are looking to use improved, self-learning algorithms. A major research project was launched to this end in February 2017. These algorithms will serve to more accurately forecast consumers' needs and the amount of electricity generated from renewables. Satellite data will...
Building a secure and interoperable IoT at Smart IoT London
At Smart IoT London, oneM2M’s latest progress on achieving an Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem that is interoperable and secure for all devices will be revealed. Ultan Mulligan, Vice Chair of oneM2M Marketing and Communications committee and Director of Communications at ETSI, will deliver a presentation on 'Building a Secure and Interoperable IoT.'
Sensor beacons offer easy to use IoT module
In order to enable secure, scalable and flexible IoT solutions, Fujitsu and Wirepas have partnered together. The high-quality Fujitsu sensor beacons with Wirepas Connectivity offer an easy-to-use, connected module for various IoT application areas, such as healthcare, industrial automation and smart building. With the Wirepas Connectivity protocol, Fujitsu is now able to offer ready-to-go solutions for various IoT applications – for ex...
Platform enables robust manufacturing supply chain
A first step of a security lifecycle management solution has been announced by Renesas Electronics on the Renesas Synergy Platform for customers who build devices connecting to the Internet of Things (IoT). Renesas, together with partners Data I/O and Secure Thingz, offer a secure firmware flash programming solution enabling customers to reliably and securely program authorised firmware into the flash memory of Synergy MCUs in remote manufac...
Hackathon to offer the opportunity to create next gen connected devices
Intel is hosting a two day hackathon on March 11th-12th, 2017 at the IBA Forum in Fürth, Germany. The hackathon will kick-off at 9.00am on Saturday morning.
Overview of long range wireless IoT solutions
Be it razor holders reordering blades at the push of a button or refrigerated containers being monitored on their journey between continents – the IoT (Internet of Things) already connects many things; a trend that seems to be increasing by the day. Who knows how many it will eventually be? According to forecasts, between 200 million and 100 billion devices will be connected through the Internet of Things by 2020 alone. Author: Anja Schaal...
Whitepaper reveals smart cities must become smarter
A new whitepaper entitled Smart Cities Done Smarter, published by oneM2M, found that deployments of smart cities need to become smarter if they are to deliver on the promise of a connected society and provide true value to authorities, businesses and citizens. Roland Hechwartner of Deutsche Telekom, Technical Plenary Vice Chair of oneM2M, said: "When it comes to smart cities, each city will have its own priorities and vision; there...
Partnership creates IoT gateways for smart home markets
Global Internet of Things (IoT) platform for manufacturers, Ayla Networks, has established a partnership with Develco Products, a white-label product development company based in Denmark. Develco Products will integrate Ayla IoT platform technologies into its IoT gateway solutions, with the goal of reducing time to market and costs for smart home, smart lighting and smart energy management manufacturers worldwide.
A message from the future - critical comms and the IoT
We’ve all heard the forecast relating to IoT, and the prediction of 38 billion devices to be installed by 2020. The IoT IS often considered from a consumer standpoint - think smart thermostats and fridges. However, the Industrial IoT (IIoT) market will play a greater role in improving public safety and efficiency. Here, Nick Hawkins EMEA Managing Director, Everbridge, explains further.