21/10/2021
What can be done to improve connectivity in rural areas and remote communities? Neil Tyler examines the challenges.
|
|
|
12/10/2021
Saving time is one of the main considerations when manufacturing parts in the electronics industry, as well as ensuring good quality and low costs. But it is also one of the most challenging aspects in terms of management. The standard process for getting custom parts manufactured can take several months with issues arising as early on as the provider search and quoting stage.
|
|
|
12/10/2021
At the heart of Industry 4.0 is a reliable communications infrastructure that enables data to be extracted from machines, field devices, and factories and delivers trusted and precise operation.
|
|
|
08/10/2021
You can tell that Shannon’s Law provides little further scope for improving cellular bandwidth: it’s forcing the architects of what will form the 6G cellular standard to consider all manner of options.
|
|
|
06/10/2021
Although the average consumer associates the Panasonic brand with consumer electronics, experts in industrial automation are well aware of the other face of the Japanese company.
|
|
|
27/09/2021
With more cyber-attacks than ever on critical infrastructure, how can utilities actively counter these growing threats?
|
|
|
08/09/2021
Rayyan Mughal reflects on the latest recommendations surrounding privacy in AR, VR and XR.
|
|
|
19/08/2021
Whether used for on-board entertainment on trains or video feed transmission from military drones, connectivity is becoming an important factor in non-commercial applications.
|
|
|
09/08/2021
Data is critical to understanding, measuring and improving facility management processes and procedures.
|
|
|
03/08/2021
A lot has been written about the IoT revolution and how the technology has the capability to revolutionise industries, transform productivity and unlock new levels of insight.
|
|
|
13/07/2021
Greater isolation and bandwidth will enable telecom providers and radar technology designers to be able to fully capitalise on the mmWave spectrum.
|
|
|
23/06/2021
A decade ago, OLED was the hot technology of the future: the one to displace the backlit LCD panels that continue to dominate the market for flat-panel displays
|
|
|
08/06/2021
In 2019 the first companies started to test and deploy small sub-systems, with the expectations that 5G is going to revolutionise telecommunication applications and solutions.
|
|
|
25/05/2021
The construction industry, like many other sectors of the economy, has and continues to experience challenging circumstances, whether that’s been the impact of Covid-19 or having to deal with new regulations such as energy efficiency standards.
|
|
|
18/05/2021
From radiation hardened SoCs to the growing use of flying plastic encapsulated modules, recent developments have made doing business in space more achievable for a broadening base of companies.
|
|
|
13/05/2021
The next frontier of digital transformation will be at the intelligent edge.
|
|
|
10/05/2021
In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems have a huge appetite for data storage capacity with mapping and navigation, music and entertainment occupying a growing memory footprint in cars.
|
|
|
07/05/2021
.jpg?width=100&height=75&scale=canvas)
Edge server technologies are designed for bandwidth-intensive real-time applications that would never be possible with central cloud services.
|
|
|
04/05/2021
Increasingly hackers are becoming more sophisticated and turning from bank accounts and smart devices to targeting a country’s infrastructure. As a consequence cyber-security has never been more important.
|
|
|
27/04/2021
If we have learned anything in the past year, it is the importance of the internet to keep us connected – Internet access is no longer the luxury commodity it was in years gone by, but a necessary component of everyday life.
|
|
|
23/04/2021
COVID-19 and the resulting pandemic has effectively shifted growth in Bluetooth annual device shipments out by one year, according to a new report from the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG).
|
|
|
30/03/2021
With some of the toughest trading conditions in living memory retailers are moving online and investing in new technology, as Neil Tyler discovers.
|
|
|
25/03/2021
As the production lines develop and become increasingly complex, the number of devices (sensors and actuators) that need to be managed also grows. Industrial processes are carried out by PLCs and extensive networks of digital or analogue connections. Most often, these are systems based on electric (copper) or fibre-optic cables. Depending on the age of the infrastructure, these will be FIELDBUS (older) or ETHERNET (newer) systems
|
|
|
23/03/2021
IoT production deployments are underpinned by a carefully orchestrated connectivity layer, but there is an on-going debate about which network types and protocols are better suited for supporting mass sensor deployments.
|
|
|
15/03/2021
Adding a connected device to your portfolio can be challenging. Jonathan Pallant looks at how to pick the ‘perfect ingredients’.
|