Smart buildings utilise advanced technology and data-driven solutions to improve efficiency, comfort, security, and sustainability. These buildings integrate various systems, such as HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), lighting, security, and occupancy sensors, into a centralised network that can be monitored and controlled remotely. Key features include: Overall, leverage technology to create more efficient, comfortable,…
Connected cars in the automotive sector look to scale their operations and car sales abroad into regulated markets, such as China, Egypt, Turkey, Brazil, India, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, and UAE. They face major issues with the ‘Permanent Roaming restrictions’ faced by Mobile Network Operators. Countries with Permanent Roaming Restrictions: Permanent roaming refers to connecting a device…
Drone Connectivity, also known as networked or smart drones, are unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) equipped with communication capabilities that enable it to interact with other devices, systems, or networks. These drones utilise various wireless communication technologies, such as Wi-Fi, cellular networks (4G/5G), satellite communication, or dedicated radio frequencies, to establish connections and exchange data in…
Private 5G networks refer to dedicated cellular networks that are deployed and operated by an organisation for its internal use, rather than being provided by public telecommunication service providers. These networks leverage the same or similar technology as public cellular networks but are specifically designed to meet the needs of a single entity, such as…
Predicting precise trends for a future year like 2024 is challenging, but based on the current trajectory and advancements in IoT (Internet of Things) technology, several trends are likely to emerge or continue evolving: The core growth in 2024 are the Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) upgrading their 5G networks around the world, which enables Market…
The eSIM market is showing substantial growth, driven by increasing smartphone adoption, demand for connected devices like smartwatches, laptops and tablets and the rising trend of remote workers and Global travellers. eSIMs offer travellers the advantage of seamless connectivity across different countries without the need to physically change SIM cards, aligning with the increasing global…
The best eSIM for travellers can vary based on personal preferences, travel destinations, and specific needs. However, several eSIM providers cater specifically to travellers and offer flexible plans with global coverage: The Top 10 eSIM providers for international travel When choosing an eSIM provider for travel, consider factors like coverage in your destinations, data allowances,…
Industrial 4.0 refers to the current trend of automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies. It’s characterised by the integration of cyber-physical systems, the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, and cognitive computing into manufacturing processes. This fourth industrial revolution aims to create smart factories that are more efficient, adaptable, and interconnected, allowing for improved…
In-flight connectivity (IFC) refers to the ability to access the internet and communication services while aboard an aircraft during a flight. It allows passengers and sometimes crew members to stay connected to the internet, make phone calls, send messages, and access various online services while flying. There are different technologies used to provide inflight connectivity:…
“Smart maritime” represents a transformative shift in the maritime industry, integrating advanced technologies to enhance efficiency, safety, sustainability, and overall operations. This paradigm shift is driven by a convergence of innovations that revolutionise traditional practices, ensuring a more connected, efficient, and sustainable maritime sector. At its core, smart maritime combines cutting-edge technologies with maritime operations….
