ABI Research predicts 18% drop in new IoT devices in 2020
Gigi Onag
June 1, 2020
Fleet management, heavy transport vehicles/equipment, fixed assets, and digital signage are the hardest hit IoT applications, so far.
Fleet management, heavy transport vehicles/equipment, fixed assets, and digital signage are the hardest hit IoT applications, so far.
With its offerings and involvement in point-of-sales (POS) systems, industrial machinery and social infrastructure, Toshiba Data Corporation can transcribe the
High-speed, high-volume data transfer facilitated by 5G will enhance industrial operations in connected factories.
Tapping technologies, including 5G, AI, autonomous driving and IoT, the robot carries out diverse activities such as contactless temperature screenings
: Developed by US-based NGO, Rainforest Connection (RFCx), the innovation makes use of old cell phones, to monitor and record
The platform merges existing online services like myDHLi Quote + Book and myDHLi Analytics with new services and features, and
Panasonic Corporation takes a 20% equity investment in Blue Yonder, which will allow Panasonic’s Connected Company to support fundamental innovations
The partnership allows for accessibility and unencumbered collaborations, and marks the beginning of a number of planned components to support
: The test at Nagoya Works is designed to verify wireless transmission between local 5G base stations and Mitsubishi Electric’s
Local mobile operator Smart is enabling its subscribers to download and use the mobile app free of data charges, while
A video game engine, not dissimilar to those behind Fortnite and Call of Duty, is helping run the company’s virtual
The new testing facility is equipped with a state-of-the-art 10-metre semi-anechoic chamber, enabling it to test autonomous vehicles.