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Image source: PIXABAY Why should you set up smarter IoT devices on the sidelines? Smart devices get smarter, learn our habits and free us from routine tasks. Smart machines and the integration of futuristic technologies have made daily life easier. According to analyst projections, IoT growth projections for 2025 range from nearly 25 billion connected devices by GSMA to 43 billion by 2023 by IDC and about 56 billion by Mckinsey. It finds that even at the lower end of projections, the number of IoT devices is expected to more than double over the next few years. Additionally, as the market matures, IoT solutions will definitely become more data hungry due to the rise in video applications and the increased processing requirements of sophisticated AI and analytics technologies.

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date May 25, 2021 12:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time Duration 1 hour Together with industry leaders from Libelium and Aridea, learn a detailed insight into the newly emerging IoT smart sensor technology. Smart sensor technology has been driven by innovations in smartphones and wearable devices. In

The author is an analyst at NH Investment & Securities. He can be reached at kyeongkeun.kang@nhqv.com. - Ed. Amosense has outstanding technological capabilities in the wireless charging market and benefits from an expanded scope for wireless charging. The company has secured next generation automotive electronics and IoT technologies such as UWB, key sharing system and hydrogen sensor module technologies and is expected to make serious profits from these technologies starting this year. Offers differentiated competitiveness for wireless charging solutions Amosense was founded in 2008 and specializes in the manufacture of state-of-the-art materials (e.g. shielding films for wireless chargers and LTCC substrates) and modules (including wireless charging, automotive and lighting modules). In 2020, the company's sales were classified as shielding for wireless chargers (33.9%), wireless charging modules (31.0%), automotive modules (2.3%), lig

From an insights perspective, this research report has focused on different levels of analysis - Industry Trend Analysis, Top Player Analysis, Company Profiles, which discusses the fundamental views on the competitive landscape as well as emerging and high growth segments of M2M, IoT and Wearable Technology, ecosystem market and high growth regions. Additionally, this report also forecast drivers, restraints, challenges, and opportunities related to the M2M, IoT, and Wearable Technology Ecosystems Market. For the full sample please click: https://www.globalmarketmonitor.com/request.php?type=1&rid=655389 Market share, revenue, company profile, and SWOT analysis of the key industry players are covered in the M2M, IoT, and Wearable Technology Ecosystems market research report. It is estimated that production and consumption will develop stately in the future. Due to the increasing demand, it is expected that more manufacturers will enter this industry. The main compan

As many companies find new ways to extract data from their networks of connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices to improve process monitoring, customer interactions, and efficiency, they are becoming increasingly reliant on cloud environments. The following case studies illustrate how multiple companies are integrating their IoT devices into the cloud to improve their business: See More: The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Market 5 IoT Cloud case studies 1. Coca-Cola drink As one of the major bottlers in the Coca-Cola ecosystem, Coca-Cola Içecek (CCI) serves more than 400 million consumers in 10 countries in Central Asia and the Middle East. CCI sought to improve the efficiency of its 26 bottling lines, starting with the inputs of their clean-in-place (CIP) equipment to model a twin digital bottling line. "Our CIP is an everyday production process and crucial for the hygiene and quality requirements of the industry," says Burcu Hacioglu, Digital Twin Product

As many companies find new ways to extract data from their networks of connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices to improve process monitoring, customer interactions, and efficiency, they are becoming increasingly reliant on cloud environments. The following case studies illustrate how multiple companies are integrating their IoT devices into the cloud to improve their business: See More: The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Market 5 IoT Cloud case studies 1. Coca-Cola drink As one of the major bottlers in the Coca-Cola ecosystem, Coca-Cola Içecek (CCI) serves more than 400 million consumers in 10 countries in Central Asia and the Middle East. CCI sought to improve the efficiency of its 26 bottling lines, starting with the inputs of their clean-in-place (CIP) equipment to model a twin digital bottling line. "Our CIP is an everyday production process and crucial for the hygiene and quality requirements of the industry," says Burcu Hacioglu, Digital Twin Product