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WEBWireless devices and AI are transforming industrial automation. The industrial automation sector is experiencing a wireless revolution, with shipments of devices for these applications surging globally. A new report from IoT analyst firm Berg Insight reveals that annual shipments hit 10.7 million units in 2023, representing approximately 9% of ...
IoT Tech Expo: How emerging technologies are modernising …
WEBNov 30, 2023 — Speaking at the IoT Tech Expo Global, Agata Grela, Digital Strategy Leader at RBS International, discussed how emerging technologies are driving sweeping change in the financial sector as firms undertake digital transformation initiatives.. Grela emphasised the importance of understanding and experimenting with emerging technologies to drive meaningful products and services for financial clients.
UK’s smart motorways regularly stop working - Internet of Things …
WEBApr 22, 2024 — Significant incidents included: Five-day outage at M6’s junction 18 in July 2023. Five-day disruption at M62’s junction 22 in September 2023. Three and a half days without power at M5’s junction 6 in December 2023. The issues weren’t isolated, with the six months leading up to February 2024 alone recording 174 outages — nearly daily ...
Connexin wins UK’s largest smart water metering contract
WEBFeb 5, 2024 — Connect with him on X (@gadget_ry) or Mastodon (@[email protected]) Connexin has secured the largest smart water metering contract in the UK to date, winning a deal with Essex & Suffolk Water to supply up to one million smart water meters across Essex and Suffolk by 2035. The deal will see Connexin install wireless network infrastructure ...
UK announces measures to advance smart energy technology
WEBFeb 23, 2024 — Leave a comment. The UK has announced new measures aimed at advancing smart energy technology and infrastructure across the country. The plans focus on enabling more homes to benefit from smart meters and flexible energy tariffs, as well as funding for companies to test new IoT-enabled services.
Hugging Face democratises AI-powered robotics with new tutorial
WEBAug 21, 2024 — Connect with him on X (@gadget_ry) or Mastodon (@[email protected]) Hugging Face aims to democratise robotics with the release of a tutorial that empowers developers of all skill levels to build their own AI-powered robots. The tutorial teaches developers to train neural networks capable of interpreting camera feeds and converting them ...
IoT transforming solar efficiency in South Africa
WEBFeb 19, 2024 — Mains-Sheard notes a global shift is occurring, with South Africa embracing the IoT’s ability to revolutionise how homes utilise energy through connectivity and data analytics. “By tracking energy consumption and production in real time, South Africans can make smarter energy decisions to lower usage and …
Virgin Media develops 5G drone for search and rescue missions
WEBDec 13, 2023 — Virgin Media O2 has developed a 5G-connected drone that’s designed to bolster communication for search and rescue teams.. The Warwickshire Search and Rescue team is the first to trial the 5G drone. In vast and remote terrains, establishing reliable communication proves to be a challenge for rescue teams—hindering their ability to execute time-critical missions effectively.
Jason Mann, SAS: How IoT is shaping the world for the better
WEBMay 16, 2024 — A major trend is the continued emergence of GenAI, which is further accelerating the adoption of AI in IoT. With sensors more widespread than ever, producing ever larger volumes of data, AI is crucial to helping organisations transform that raw data into valuable insights and better decisions. And it is clear GenAI has a valuable role to play.
5G RedCap set to dominate cellular IoT growth
WEBFeb 13, 2024 — Part of the appeal of 5G RedCap is the higher revenue potential per connection compared to existing IoT protocols. By 2030, RedCap is forecast to generate 61.3 percent of all cellular IoT revenue ($16.6B out of $27.1B) while only accounting for 30 percent of connections. Geographically, the Asia Pacific (APAC) region will continue to …
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