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The global rollout of cellular IoT networks is gathering pace to support new NB-IoT and LTE-M solutions. We?ve rounded up many of the important announcements.The latest mobile network to support Internet of Things implementations consists of two new com

This week?s release of the Bluetooth 5.1 specification adds accurate positioning capability, a fundamental use case of many desired IoT applications.After the quantum leap delivered by Bluetooth 5 and all of the associated features, one might think it w

Collaboration enhances 4G & 5G connectivity for AT series asset trackers from NimbeLink

Ethertronics new 5G millimeter wave test services and test chamber solve challenges to effectively evaluate 5G antenna performanceDesigned for 5G device radio performance testing and validation for 28 GHz to 60 GHz millimeter wave bands

Industrialisation transformed farming. Could sensor technology and connectivity do the same all over again?Visit our resource page on Industrial IoTWe?re always on the lookout for interesting application areas for the Internet of Things. Although it's

 Recently, Notion, a maker of home monitoring sensors, was featured in an interview with Silicon Labs. Symmetry is proud to have worked with Notion to bring their products to life.

Oppo, Vivo, Murata, Qorvo and Skyworks work with MediaTek to deliver a comprehensive set of 5G design tools

The biggest Mobile World Congress (MWC) smartphone imaging trends like larger image sensors, glass lens optics and optical zoom all require a new Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) approach to support these heavier premium optics.Camera modules containing

The PANdrive? PD42-x-1670 product family features Trinamic?s first smart motor solution with brushless DC motors. The 42mm flange size BLDC motors have an integrated hall sensor for closed-loop FOC-based operation.

IoT security remains the hot topic of the day. While discussions continue about the bigger picture, Arm TrustZone is a compelling technology for architected security at arguably the most vulnerable point in the chain, the ?thing? itself.