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Make way for the new revolutionary conglomeration of digital devices that pledges to innovate industrial production through a massive weave of all potent interconnected IPs ( Internet Protocol) – the Internet of Things or IoT. The phenomenon of Internet of Things has transformed from its origins in RFID to another that encloses all devices that are networked, both external and internal in a manufacturing operation. The massive thrust to embrace IoT in manufacturing corresponds to a recurrent trend that talks about the usage of industrial Ethernet and wireless network technologies within the automated production environment. IoT envelops intelligent sensors and machines, cloud computing, analytics, Big Data, mobility and universal visualization. The main objectives that manufacturers like to see are: improved business performance, production efficiency and asset optimization. Today, IP-enabled microprocessors connect the usual automation equipment such as input/output modules ...

California-based semiconductor supplier Atmosic Technologies has introduced the industry’s lowest power wireless Bluetooth 5 platforms, which comprises of the company’s inaugural M2 and M3 series, to enable IoT devices to be “forever connected, anywhere.” Atmosic is developing solutions to enable forever battery life to tackle the effort, cost and ecological impact associated with battery maintenance for billions of connected devices. It has developed three innovative technologies that radically reduce battery dependence for IoT: lowest power radio, on-demand wake-up, and controlled energy harvesting. In order to determine the most power-efficient foundation for its first IoT connectivity solutions, Atmosic took a wireless agnostic approach. With its first products, the company is using the Bluetooth 5 standards compliant platform to address challenges associated with installing and maintaining billions of IoT devices, such as beacons, controllers, remotes, and asset and fitness ...

T-Mobile is embarking on a road trip in a ‘Tech Truck’ packed with IoT and 5G technologies in order to build hype about their possibilities. The semi-truck features T-Mobile’s signature magenta and will be touring all over the country for a year to show the network is on the cutting-edge of innovations. It was built in the company’s national technology lab based in Bellevue it calls ‘Launch Pad’ where engineers work on the next-generation of wireless technologies. Many of these developments will now be hitting the road. Image Source: Giphy John Legere, CEO of T-Mobile, said: “The T-Mobile Launch Pad lab is the heart of our network innovation and cutting-edge technology. It’s where our engineers design America’s fastest 4G LTE network, disrupt the industry, and continue to help architect the future of wireless. 5G is becoming a reality in this building, and everyone’s invited to witness it and to see the future for themselves!” Demonstrations will be provided...