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2024 will be another year for artificial intelligence, with new developments coming to IoT and sustainable technology.

The global IoT sensor market is forecasted to reach $141.80 billion by 2030 from $12.37 billion in 2020, growing at a CAGR of 28.1% from 2021 to 2030.. What are the leading manufacturers doing? Let's dive in.

Teltonika's Remote Management System (RMS) is a secure and state-of-the-art solution for managing Industry 4.0 applications in a safe manner.

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) technology has been reshaping the manufacturing industry as we know it. See how this technology is even more important in light of the coronavirus pandemic.

Clocks and time keeping remains an important facet of the scientific and technological advancement in new millennium, that has paved the way for ingenious applications. One of the best examples of clocks and timing module as an electronic component can be found in 5th Generation of telecommunication technology (5G), which is the latest communication standard. Being rolled out at the time of writing this article, 5G is the thriving source and enabler of applications, which are defining how we will remember the earlier decades of the 21st century. Learn about the impact of 5G technology on Massive MIMO, autonomous driving, Industry 4.0, and IoT in this article.

We’ve certainly come a long way in the automotive industry since the first Model-T was produced in 1908. For decades, vehicular advancements were measured in horsepower, miles per gallon, torque, and other electro-mechanical attributes. And in many ways, they still are. However, with the exciting new world of connected automobiles in full swing, cars are just as likely to be gauged on their Wi-Fi capability as their fuel efficiency. Let’s review some connected automobile trends to watch for in 2020 and the coming decade.

ISM330DHCX iNEMO Inertial SiP Module has applications in industrial, automotive, and medical IoT devices.

NXP Semiconductors has married next-generation performance with the peace of mind provided by end-to-end encryption with its LPC5500 MCU series. The mass-market family of microcontrollers utilizes ARMs Cortex-M33 technology to provide significantly enhanced architecture, integration, and power consumption compared to prior generation MCUs.

Thanks to the increasing popularity of business automation and smart home connectivity, the Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly expanding. As designers aim to add more innovations to this evolving landscape, TE Connectivity presents some easily integrated solutions with its application-focused AmbiMate sensor module MS4 series.

The external antenna has given way to PCB and internally cabled antennas in practically all of today’s connected devices. Molex Antenna Products provide many choices to designers of wireless-enabled devices that support one or more protocols, including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Zigbee, and WLAN.