The latest news from the Internet of Things (IoT): From access providers to hardware manufacturers and service providers.
The automotive industry is undergoing a technological transformation. And this means much more than just the shift from combustion engines to electric vehicles: Cars are evolving from traditional means of transportation to digital lifestyle products on wheels. A recent report from Research and Markets shows that “Connected Cars” are ushering in a new era of mobility.
Apple Restores the Blood Oxygen Feature in Certain U.S. Apple Watch Models. At the Same Time, Leaks Reveal Details of New Watch Models.
US ride-hailing company Lyft and Chinese technology giant Baidu plan to launch fully autonomous vehicles in the European market next year. According to both companies, robotaxi services are expected to start in Germany and the United Kingdom in 2026—pending regulatory approval.
Murata has introduced the “Type 1SC,” a new LPWA module that, for the first time, combines iSIM functionality (integrated SIM) with pre-installed global connectivity from 1NCE. The “Type 1SC” module supports both LTE-M and NB-IoT and is network-compatible in 173 countries. By deeply integrating 1NCE’s cloud-based connectivity directly into the module, the traditional SIM provisioning process is eliminated. This allows manufacturers and developers to benefit from simplified device development, lower integration costs, and faster time to market.
A recent report by Berg Insight shows: Global revenues from cellular-based IoT connections continue to rise – despite declining ARPU. Chinese mobile operators dominate the market, but European and US providers are catching up. According to a recent analysis by the Swedish market research firm Berg Insight, global revenues from mobile IoT connections reached €14.2 billion in 2024
Viasat has launched a new communications service for the Internet of Things (IoT) called “IoT Nano” together with ORBCOMM.
The researchers focused on special solar cells made from so-called III-V semiconductors, particularly the material gallium indium phosphide.
From slug detection to digital monitoring of dairy goats: The article shows how modern smart farming technologies make agriculture more sustainable, efficient, and animal-friendly — with practical examples and a look at opportunities and limitations.
Achieving Type 2 compliance confirms that Soracom’s systems and controls have not only been designed to meet rigorous requirements but have also been tested over an extended period to verify their effectiveness.
With this certification, the GSMA confirms that Thales’ eSIM solution meets the highest requirements for security and functionalit
