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This article summarizes the role of IoT in the laboratory, considering both the benefits IoT will bring to research and development and its importance in ensuring scientific progression.

Historically, consumer IoT products have almost-exclusively leveraged Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. Not anymore. Looking ahead at 2020 and beyond, wide-spread introduction of IoT products with embedded cellular connectivity to the consumer market. Low-power cellular networks (CAT-M and NB-IoT) with low-cost modules and data plans, the rise of the "subscription-as-a-service" era, and heightened customer service expectations are a few contributing factors to this new trend in IoT.

IoT is winning the HVACR industry. What are the next challenges. Impression from AHR Expo Event - the biggest HVACR event in the world

Industry workers are the most valuable resource on any site, and their safety can’t be left to chance. Learn how highly adaptable IoT deals with most frequent dangers, making them predictable and preventable.

According to analyst firm Gartner, 5.8 billion enterprise and automotive IoT endpoints will be in use in 2020—up 21 percent from 2019. If you’re planning to deploy IoT-enabled assets, you are most certainly not alone. However, it’s critical that you have the right network architecture to manage the unique scalability and connectivity challenges that IoT presents. This article will present the three key reasons why SD-WANs make it easier to scale your IoT initiatives in line with rapidly changing business requirements.

Both MQTT and SSE protocols are built upon a pub/sub concept, using a ‘broker’ when distributing messages. However, their use cases differ. We've taken a look at how they compare.