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Wednesday 18th December 2019

Cool IoT Use Cases: Air France conducts first test of self-driving baggage tractor

IoT News

Friday 24th January 2020

Veego AI Drives Auto-Support into Connected Homes

Autonomous vehicles

Thursday 23rd January 2020

UK grant to research autonomous vehicle network security awarded to F-Secure

Blogs

Monday 13th January 2020

Smart waste sensors to total 1.5mn installed units worldwide in 2023, says Berg Insight

Blogs

Tuesday 24th December 2019

The smart RV brings convenience to the open road

IoT NEWS

Car companies go head-to-head with Silicon Valley using Aeris’ new automotive mobility suite

Smart surface design innovations shown by fischer automotive and TactoTek

Wind River collaborates with Chinese search engine Baidu on autonomous driving platform

Connected cars, smart factories and 5G broadcast to be T&M specialist’s focus at MWC2020

Integration of drivers’ hours, EU work hours and non-tacho data improves compliance and payroll, prepares fleets for audit

Space-qualified COTS-based, radiation-tolerant ethernet transceiver and embedded microcontroller launched

LATEST OPINION PIECES

Smart bearings: The demise of slow-comotives

According to the Trades Union Congress, the UK’s average rail commute takes 2 hours and 11 minutes, each day. Also add to the equation that, last year, more than one third of UK trains failed to arrive at stations on time, and you’re left with one very miserable commuter.

IoT: The risks of relying on tech

Since its emergence, Internet of Things (IoT) technology has taken the world by storm with its ability to make ordinary objects ‘smart’. The transport industry is no exception.

Connected transport – a systems-based approach

Market analysts expect more than 95% of new vehicles to include Internet connectivity by 2020, with increasing numbers featuring automated driving capabilities, say Ken Figueredo of Convida Wireless and Ash Wheeler of Chordant, Inc.