In 2019, the telecom industry began shifting to 5G, which is based on the 5th generation of wireless communication standards. This technology uses digital cellular networks. Each covered service area is divided into small geographical areas, known as cells. Analog signals, representing images and sounds, are digitized in the telephone, converted by an analog to digital converter and transmitted as a stream
By 2030, the global electric vehicle (EV) market size is projected to grow from an estimate of 3 million units to 27 million units at a CAGR of 21.1%. The increasing popularity of electric vehicles highlights significant efforts made jointly by various governments and automotive industry associations. Ambitious EV targets and policy support from governments have resulted in the lowering of EV costs. In addition, factors such as extended vehicle range and improvement in charging infrastructure have fueled the growth of the electric vehicle market globally.
As the increase of devices falling under the remit of the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to connect us to the objects we interact within our daily lives, the way we entertain ourselves, especially within our homes, is undergoing a major evolution. There’s been a recent explosion in the range of smart home entertainment devices that are now available.
Printed barcodes and radio frequency identification (RFID) technology are two different forms of technology that are used for reading and collecting data.
Narrowband Internet of Things (NB-IoT), also known as LTE Cat NB1, is about to connect billions of devices in a smarter way. It’s cost-efficient, supports lower-power consumption to use low-cost devices, and provides a wide range of coverage. This low power wide area (LPWA) technology is making economies of scale a valid theory for the IoT industry; it connects
In 2017, Americans spent $69.51 billion on their pets and the global market is estimated at $109 billion; millennials are the largest group of pet owners.
RFID technology began showing up on railcars in the mid-1980s. Then, the technology was used to track the delivery of products from one location to another.
Printable solar cells turn any surface into a solar generator, bringing the advantages of low-cost renewable energy to any location.
You can now do the same types of recordings that you'd do in a studio using electronic devices and a few vocals on a smaller budget.
RFID surgical instrument tracking systems enable hospitals to have a faster, comprehensive accounting of materials before and after surgery.