The Internet of Things (IoT) has gained huge traction in the past couple of years and this sophisticated technology has been adopted largely across several industries and for several use cases.

Norwegian company Innomar Ocean Technology has launched a smart buoy designed to help locate fishing traps, longlines, and nets.

Smart homes have become popular due to their convenience and energy efficiency. An implemented project uses voice commands to wirelessly control home appliances and lights.

Currently, the digital world is being intensified by the upcoming or the futuristic technologies and as we slowly race towards an expanding network of connected devices, the demand of IoT is gaining a massive traction.

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Due to a 10 percent YoY increase in the average selling price (ASP) in 2022, construction machine revenues grew 3 percent YoY to reach $213 billion

Crux Product Design has created an IoT sensor node Proof-of-Concept (PoC) that can be seamlessly integrated into the existing form factor of various products to gather user data without influencing the product’s function or user behavior.

Users will have the option to switch between non-terrestrial and terrestrial 5G networks without requirement of any additional hardware or alterations.

Renesas Electronics Corporation has introduced the new RH1NS200 that is an LTE NB-IoT modem chipset designed to operate seamlessly on the networks of all major Indian telecommunications carriers. It is an ideal solution to serve the Indian smart metering market, which s

Norwegian company 7Sense has launched a cellular IoT irrigation sensor capable of water leak detection and location monitoring for sprinkler carts.