Smart Home and Sensor Technology – the IOT Home

Wialon, a fleet management and IoT platform developed by European software firm Gurtam, has surpassed four million connected vehicles across 160 countries. This achievement solidifies Wialon’s position as one of the largest providers of fleet management, GPS tracking, and IoT software solutions. From HGVs and LCVs to public buses, agricultural machinery, construction equipment, energy generators,... Read more » The post Wialon hits 4M connected vehicles milestone appeared first on Internet of Things News.

China Tower, a leading telecoms infrastructure service provider in China, has renewed multi-year framework agreements with two major players in the market: China Telecom and China Unicom. These long-term contracts will help China Tower prepare for the enormous anticipated demand associated with providing IoT monitoring data and data analysis services. This demand is driven by... Read more » The post China Tower secures IoT monitoring agreements appeared first on Internet of Things News.

The Ravenspoint Centre Museum on the Isle of Lewis, home to the renowned Angus Macleod Archive, is embracing IoT technology to protect its culturally significant exhibits and enhance the visitor experience. This volunteer-run museum has partnered with CENSIS, Scotland’s innovation centre for sensing, imaging, and IoT technologies, and the connectivity consultancy FarrPoint to implement a... Read more » The post Scottish heritage meets modern technology with help from the IoT appeared first on Internet of Things News.

Deutsche Telekom is ramping up its global presence in the IoT market by joining Bridge Alliance, a consortium of 35 mobile operators spanning Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Africa, and now Europe. The new partnership gives Deutsche Telekom’s IoT subsidiary access to Bridge Alliance’s extensive connectivity and value-added services, including IoT/M2M solutions.  Deutsche Telekom is... Read more » The post Deutsche Telekom joins Bridge Alliance to bolster global IoT ambitions appeared first on Internet of Things News.

The Biden administration is gearing up to propose a sweeping ban on Chinese software in autonomous vehicles. According to a Reuters report, the move could come in the next few weeks and would effectively bar Chinese companies from testing their self-driving tech on American roads. The proposed rule would prohibit Chinese software in vehicles with Level 3... Read more » The post US plans to ban Chinese tech in autonomous vehicles appeared first on Internet of Things News.