Wikipedia now hosts more than 41 million articles across 294 languages. If the English entries were printed, they would span an estimated 2,512 volumes—an impossible task without digital technology. In this context, Robert Glass, global food and beverage communications manager at ABB, outlines how d

Data scientists are frequently described as the heartbeat of IoT initiatives, acting as gatekeepers who unlock actionable insights from data. Their expertise lies in turning raw data into clear, actionable intelligence—a vital function akin to fueling a car for a smooth journey. Data scientists are

In 2018, more than 1,200 UK stores and 3,800 US stores closed, a stark reminder that the high street must evolve or face extinction. The Internet of Things (IoT) offers a powerful toolkit to transform the retail experience, reduce costs, and reverse this trend. Matt Sebek, Vice President of Digita

Jason Chao, the 16‑year‑old founder of Orbis Mesh, has attracted $1.5 million (€1.3 million) in funding for a mesh‑network platform that prioritises sustainability. In an exclusive interview with IoT Now’s Jeremy Cowan, Chao explains how a fascination with natural self‑organising systems led him to

Drones have evolved far beyond hobbyist gear. The soaring commercial demand prompted the International Standards Organisation (ISO) to unveil the first global set of drone standards, laying the groundwork for future regulation and legislation. Similar initiatives are unfolding worldwide, says Flor

Internet of Things (IoT) businesses worldwide are charting long‑term deployment strategies. IT teams now manage networks that stretch far beyond fixed office boundaries, demanding new connectivity solutions. Cradlepoint’s VP of Product and Solution Marketing, Donna Johnson, argues that adopting wir

As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first internet transmission in 1969, Andrew Shikiar, Chief Marketing Officer of the FIDO Alliance, notes that concerns over online privacy and security are intensifying.Authentication is no longer a peripheral issue; recent high‑profile breaches often stem

Digital transformation is the headline theme for oil and gas operators in 2019. “Digitalisation is not a new concept for the sector,” says Ron Beck, Energy Industry marketing director at AspenTech. Refineries have leveraged advanced process control (APC) for over three decades, yet the pace at whic

Three years after the United Nations recognized internet access as a human right, the UK is positioning itself as a global digital leader. Seamless, high‑speed connectivity—enabled by 5G—is essential for the next wave of IoT innovation. Adam Leach, Director of Emerging Technology at Nominet, explai

Plants evolve as equipment and staff change. Industry 4.0 accelerates this evolution, driving higher productivity, efficiency, and cost savings. In this article, Nick Boughton, Digital Lead at Boulting Technology, explains how virtual commissioning transforms plant integration. Control‑system simul

Internet of Things (IoT) devices—ranging from smart refrigerators that text you when milk runs out to thermostats that chart usage on your phone—have become a staple of modern homes. According to Fleming Shi, CTO of Barracuda Networks, any consumer device that connects to a network beyond a person

Internet‑connected devices are increasingly woven into daily life, from voice assistants like Amazon’s Alexa to smart meters and fitness trackers. While IoT has become a new norm, many businesses are still uncovering its full potential and figuring out how to align it with their operations, says Ant

Trollhättan—a Swedish city renowned for its beauty, creativity, and forward‑thinking spirit—has quietly become a global laboratory for automotive innovation, says Nick Booth. Once a hub of heavy industry, Trollhättan reinvented itself as a center for intellectual property. Its engineers pioneered h

Keiron Shepherd, Senior Security Specialist at F5 Networks, explains that we are in the midst of a bold urban transformation. Our homes, streets, and businesses are becoming data‑rich ecosystems, but this rapid digitisation brings both promise and peril. Smart cities promise to solve long‑standing

Feeling annoyed when others comment on your driving? Whether it’s about speed or lane changes, unsolicited advice can be distracting.Nick Booth notes that such interruptions not only raise stress levels but also pose safety risks by diverting attention from the task of operating a vehicle.The proble

Brad Hopkins of HID Global For decades, condition‑monitoring tools were reserved for a handful of high‑value, mission‑critical machines, leaving roughly 85% of a plant’s assets exposed to costly, unplanned downtime. Brad M. Hopkins, director of Condition Monitoring Product Management at HID Glob

Nick Boughton, Digital Lead at Boulting TechnologyIn 1962, engineering titan Rolls Royce pioneered servitisation with its Power‑by‑the‑Hour jet‑engine maintenance model, a service that lets operators pay for the power used rather than the engine itself. Celebrating its 55th anniversary in 2017, this

The Internet of Things (IoT) is reshaping every sector of the global economy, and supply‑chain management is no exception. Although adoption in warehouses remains gradual, the benefits are already evident. Jaykishan Panchal, a content‑marketing strategist at MoveoApps, explains how IoT is transform

Internet of Things (IoT) blends hardware and software into a tightly‑connected ecosystem that powers modern warehouses. Jaykishan Panchal, a content marketing strategist at MoveoApps, explains how each component—from GPS to artificial intelligence—plays a distinct role in creating a truly smart ful

Supercomputers can dominate chess and MRI scanners can see through the human body, yet both remain under‑utilised in commercial settings. Fetch.AI argues that by embedding intelligent agents, these devices can unlock their full economic potential. While the tech industry often prioritises rapid ex