News and Events
Recent News
-
CDAIT IoT Sensor 4.28.22
April 28, 2022
The military is making headway into the world of IoT, with a recent partnership between AT&T and Northrop Grumman as well as the involvement of Amazon Web Services with military-focused private tech company ARC.
-
CDAIT IoT Sensor 4.22.22
April 22, 2022
The continuous demand for connectivity and data is leading to an increase in the use of satellites to expand network capabilities. From GEO (Geostationary in Orbit) satellites to LEO (Low-Earth and in a sun-synchronous Orbit) satellites, also referred to as nanosatellites for their shoe-box size, the anticipation for remote, lower-cost connectivity across the globe is growing.
-
CDAIT IoT Sensor 3.22.2022
March 22, 2022
From monetization of 5G to AI to industrial automation, this selection of articles covers a wide range of considerations regarding the impact of 5G on IoT, including opportunities to look forward to as well as challenges to consider.
-
CDAIT IoT Sensor 12.10.2021
December 11, 2021
Facebook recently announced it was changing its company name to “Meta” to reflect its pivot to become a leader in the development of the metaverse. This brought attention, not only because of Facebook’s industry dominance, but because the announcement was the first introduction to the concept of “metaverse,” for many. Despite the buzz, exactly what the metaverse is, is not always clear.
-
CDAIT IoT Sensor 11.22.2021
November 22, 2021
Micromobility, the use of bicycles, e-scooters, mopeds, e-bikes and other smaller transportation vehicles, has bloomed in the past five years and despite a decrease in ridership due to COVID19, the industry is expected to make a full recovery and grow even more. It is almost impossible to venture out into urban environments and not encounter people using e-scooters or electric bikes or see e-scooters perched on the sidewalk in a row until someone uses them. Aside from individual ownership, shared micromobility services, supported by transportation companies such as Uber, Lime, Byrd, and Lyft, make micromobility vehicles accessible to all with a phone and use of QR code. As with many other industries, the Internet of Things is able to transform this sphere. A report by Ericsson predicts that the micro-mobility market could be worth 12 billion by $2027 compared to its current valuation at $3.5 billion. The demand for bikes in the United States is also on the rise
Recent Press Coverage
Sorry, no Press Coverage could be found.
Upcoming Events
Sorry, no Events could be found.