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Hamburg deploys oneM2M smart city standards to go greener
Whether one is dealing with a manufacturing plant or a smart city, the architecture of a distributed Internet of Things (IoT) system depends on several design considerations, says Ingo Freise, software architect at Deutsche Telekom.
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Why port cities need IoT
It’s not common knowledge that port cities often suffer from worse air quality than their inland counterparts. Residents in idyllic beach resorts and maritime trade hubs are choking on air pollution caused by a combination of large ships and high volumes of traffic on the one hand, and certain weather effects that cause toxic particles to linger in higher concentrations.
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How investment in IoT is helping telematics and logistics companies
Streamlined processes, cost efficiency, timely and accurate data collection; the benefits to be had from technology solutions are many. In regions such as Asia Pacific, North America and Western Europe, increasing numbers of companies are incorporating IoT into their business models as they look to take advantage of the latest developments offered by digitisation, but what is the story in emerging economies? reports by David Boxshall, head of international expansion at Pod Group.
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PowerChina Huadong Engineering uses BIM to create digital twin and transform ancient city of Shaoxing
Case Study – The ancient city Shaoxing, situated south of the Yangtze River in the Zhejiang province of China, has a history of more than 2,500 years. Famed for its abundant rainfall and with numerous lakes and rivers covering a 21-square-kilometre area, the city has earned the reputation of being the “Oriental Venice.”
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Pressing pause on innovation while standards and regulations accelerate
If there’s one word to describe the automotive industry, it’s resilient. 2020 was without a doubt its most challenging year on record, with the COVID pandemic transforming consumer spending habits and creating severe supply chain disruption.
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