Building a robust 5G infrastructure is a complex, time‑consuming effort, and manufacturers must also adapt to the new technology. In a recent video discussion with IoT World Today, Ali Syed Moshin reviewed Omdia’s 2020 report, 5G in Manufacturing – i5G Report – 2020, outlining how 5G can unlock tran

Key takeaways: IoT‑enabled robots leverage both local and distributed intelligence. These robots operate across diverse settings—from deep‑sea exploration to high‑speed warehouses. Their networking strategies reflect the breadth of their applications. The past year has seen a surge in smart roboti

In recent months, the industrial sector has come under renewed scrutiny as shifting consumer preferences, disrupted supply chains, and evolving operational demands intensify. Hard‑hit verticals—oil & gas, commercial aerospace, and apparel manufacturing—are feeling the pressure the most, while vendor

Key takeaways: The rapid rise of connected devices and data volumes has made distributed computing indispensable for speed, performance, and data security. Strategic moves by NVIDIA and VMware now enable data‑intensive AI and machine‑learning workloads to run directly at the edge. Edge processing o

Industrial augmented reality (AR) is moving beyond a novelty, becoming a strategic tool for training, maintenance, and remote support in factories and plants. Industrial AR is no longer a buzzword; its adoption is accelerating. Despite higher upfront costs, plant restrictions and the shift to remot

Urban centers face escalating congestion, inefficient street lighting, and complex traffic patterns. With projections that nearly 70 % of the global population will live in cities by 2050, smart‑city initiatives—ranging from autonomous vehicles to connected streetlights—are essential for energy savi

Key takeaways from this article include the following:  Many IoT implementers report budget as a hurdle, but the overall spending landscape is more nuanced. Budget constraints also impede IoT‑based analytics projects. Low maturity in analytics and data science often underlies these challenges. Bud

When COVID‑19 disrupted global supply chains, manufacturers discovered that survival depended on collaboration rather than isolation. By forging alliances with suppliers, logistics partners, and even former competitors, they were able to keep production lines running and meet shifting demand. Manufa

While agriculture remains a hands‑on industry, the Internet of Things (IoT) is reshaping how farmers work, turning routine tasks into data‑driven decisions that improve productivity and profitability. With sensors and smart analytics embedded in tractors, planters and fields, farmers can pinpoint th

Turning IoT Data into Actionable Insights: John Deeres Approach to Agricultural Efficiency In today’s data‑driven world, Internet of Things (IoT) analytics can transform farming operations—boosting productivity, cutting costs, and revealing hidden opportunities. However, raw data alone isn’t enough.

Key takeaways from this article include the following:COVID‑19 has accelerated the adoption of smart robots.IoT, 5G, and robotics are converging to drive mutual innovation.Organizations that leverage the expanding robotic ecosystem gain a competitive edge.It has been exactly 100 years since the term

Key Takeaways COVID-19 has reshaped how industrial firms prioritize safety. IoT solutions enforce social‑distancing and enable remote access to equipment, keeping workers protected. AR and VR technologies support remote collaboration and design work. Safety has long been a core focus for manufact

In today’s volatile economy, every organization must scrutinize its operations to unlock maximum impact. Critical to this effort is the performance of the physical assets that generate data—delivery trucks on highways, IV infusion pumps in hospitals, machine tools in factories, and countless other e

The Critical Role of IoT in Digital Manufacturing: Challenges and Opportunities The manufacturing landscape has been reshaped dramatically since 2020. While commercial aerospace and automotive sectors grappled with steep demand declines, industries such as ventilator and disinfectant production expe

Key takeaways: COVID‑19 has accelerated the deployment of automation that limits virus transmission. Companies must decide whether robotics is a tool for operational efficiency or a catalyst for strategic innovation. Robotics‑as‑a‑Service (RaaS) offers a low‑capex entry point for firms with limited

Building a Robust Cybersecurity Strategy for Critical Infrastructure Key takeaways: Protecting critical infrastructure remains a top priority, yet many organizations are still behind in cyber‑defense readiness. COVID‑19 has expanded the definition of “critical” to include sectors like PPE manufactu

Rethinking Smart Manufacturing for the New Normal Key Takeaways: Global economic slowdown offers manufacturers a unique chance to redefine their future. Smart manufacturing is growing, yet widespread adoption remains challenging. Data‑driven organizations must recognize the limits of their data‑col

IoT World, originally scheduled for April 6–9, 2020, has been officially postponed to August 10–13, 2020. On March 9, Santa Clara County issued a stay‑at‑home order prohibiting gatherings of 1,000 or more people until April 1, 2020. The state of emergency was extended through April 9, but the large‑

Data‑driven experiences promise depth, immediacy, and immersion—but they also demand instant, massive data flows that can’t tolerate cloud latency. Consider drone‑delivered pizza, traffic‑monitoring cameras that capture accidents on the fly, or freight trucks that pre‑empt system failures in real ti

In a world where corporate trust is increasingly hard to earn, industrial organizations face even higher stakes. Unreliable software can lead to costly downtime, intellectual‑property theft, and, in extreme cases, loss of life. Recent reports show a surge of interest in trustworthy software, especia