Nokia has opened a new R&D and manufacturing campus in Oulu, Finland, marketed as the “Home of Radio.” Covering 55,000 m², the site brings research, design, production, and testing of 5G and future 6G technologies under one roof.
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May ways lead to Rome, more lead tot he perfect IoT-Solution. In this section we emphasize on different technology approaches in the Internet of Things.
Nokia has opened a new R&D and manufacturing campus in Oulu, Finland, marketed as the “Home of Radio.” Covering 55,000 m², the site brings research, design, production, and testing of 5G and future 6G technologies under one roof.
The tension in the global race for dominance in artificial intelligence (AI) is rising: Chinese technology companies, including the e-commerce and cloud giant Alibaba, are increasingly developing their own AI technologies to reduce dependence on U.S. providers like Nvidia.
The Ambient-6G project, funded by the EU, aims to develop battery-free IoT devices through wireless transmission or ambient energy harvesting.
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.
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.
IoT satellite communication with the extended 5G standard NR NTN: This article explains how it works and who the providers are.
Google I/O 2023 Livestream: What does Google have to offer this time?
Seit sich Ende 2019 Amazon, Apple, Google, Comcast und die Zigbee Alliance zusammen getan haben um mit „Connected Home over IP“ oder kurz „CHIP“ einen neuen Standard für die Hersteller-übergreifende Vernetzung von Geräten im Smart Home zu etablieren, hat man nur wenig gehört. So richtig bekannt ist das Projekt heute noch nicht. Nicht einmal die deutsche Wikipedia hat einen Eintrag dafür. Doch erste Geräte könnten vielleicht schon im Laufe des Jahres verfügbar werden.
Protect yourself better against an infection with Covid-19 and learn something at the same time: Researchers at the Umwelt-Campus of the University of Applied Sciences Trier and experts of the German national Digital Summit have developed an open source kit […]
