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How 5G is Reshaping IoT: Real-World Examples

A weekly roundup of IoT's top articles, news, and more!

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IoT For All
May 16, 2024

Hello readers,

Welcome to the IoT For All weekly newsletter! Matter 1.3 is here to give the smart home a boost, an IoT startup claims that Bluetooth-based satellite comms is a now a reality, and Telia shares real-world examples of how 5G is reshaping IoT.

Let’s get into it!

📖 Top Articles

Real-World Examples of How 5G Is Reshaping IoT

In the world of technology and connectivity, 5G stands out, specifically when it comes to IoT. 3GPP built 5G with IoT in mind. 5G is already reshaping the IoT landscape. We see use cases tested and developed currently. And we’ll see even more of them as the 5G evolution brings new capabilities and improved connectivity. Read Article

Interoperability at the Edge: How to Build a Modular Process Control System

In 2022, a global survey asked more than 2,000 IoT developers about the biggest barriers to IoT growth. Interoperability was the third most common response, with 22 percent of respondents naming it a major concern. This is where the need for building modular process control systems (PCS) comes in. Read Article

9 IoT Innovations That Make Smart Warehouses Possible

Imagine stepping into a warehouse where everything moves automatically with utmost precision and intelligence. Wouldn’t you be impressed? If you think this isn’t possible today, think again. Through the integration of innovative technologies, we are replacing traditional warehouses with what we now know as “smart warehouses.” Read Article

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🎙️ The IoT For All Podcast

This week’s episode featured Himanshu Mehrotra, Vice President of Product Management at FourKites, who discussed IoT solutions in the freight industry and how IoT and AI enable revolutionary shipping visibility solutions. The conversation also covered real-time data, data standardization, predictive analytics, automating gate operations, smart labels, intermittent connectivity, computer vision, cameras as sensors, and using generative AI for supply chain optimization.