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Urban environments are undergoing a structural transformation driven by data, connectivity, and digital infrastructure. As cities face mounting pressure from population growth, climate constraints, and resource limitations, technology is increasingly being deployed to improve operational efficiency and quality of life. Within this context, Smart Cities have emerged as a strategic framework for integrating digital systems […]

Predictive Maintenance has become a central topic in industrial IoT strategies, driven by the need to optimize asset performance while reducing unplanned downtime. As connected devices generate increasing volumes of operational data, organizations are shifting from reactive and preventive maintenance models toward data-driven approaches that anticipate failures before they occur. Within the IoT ecosystem, Predictive

Smart metering has become a foundational component of modern utility infrastructure, enabling granular visibility into energy, water, and gas consumption. As utilities transition toward more digital and distributed models, the ability to collect, transmit, and analyze usage data in near real time is no longer optional—it is a prerequisite for operational efficiency and regulatory compliance.

By Marc Kavinsky, Lead Editor at IoT Business News. The LoRa Alliance is pushing a clearer positioning message: LoRaWAN should be treated less as a niche LPWAN option and more as a globally deployable, “plug-and-play” connectivity layer for massive IoT—across public, private, community, and even satellite-enabled networks. Massive IoT has always been less about flashy

By Marc Kavinsky, Lead Editor at IoT Business News. Littlebird says it will work with Lacuna Space to add satellite-enabled IoT connectivity to its Precision+ safety network, extending a family-focused wearable experience beyond areas well served by terrestrial infrastructure. For consumer safety wearables, the hardest engineering problem is rarely the wristband itself. It’s the connectivity

By Marc Kavinsky, Lead Editor at IoT Business News. MultiTech has introduced a Tridium Niagara driver designed to let building teams add and manage LoRaWAN sensors from inside the Niagara Framework, aiming to reduce the integration work typically required to connect IoT telemetry to BMS applications. Smart building projects routinely stall on an unglamorous problem:

Industrial systems are entering a new phase where data, connectivity, and automation converge at scale. The concept of Smart Manufacturing sits at the intersection of these forces, reshaping how factories operate, how assets are managed, and how decisions are made across production environments. For IoT decision makers and industrial leaders, Smart Manufacturing is not a

Asset Tracking has become a foundational capability within the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem, enabling organizations to monitor the location, condition, and movement of physical assets in near real time. From industrial equipment and shipping containers to medical devices and returnable transport items, the ability to maintain continuous visibility across distributed environments is increasingly seen

The Internet of Things (IoT) has already transformed how devices communicate, how businesses operate, and how individuals interact with technology. Yet what we’ve seen so far is only the foundation. By 2030, IoT will no longer be defined simply by “connected devices.” Instead, it will represent intelligent, self-optimizing systems that operate with minimal human intervention.

Industrial IoT has become a central component of modern industrial systems, driven by the need to improve operational efficiency, resilience and visibility across increasingly complex environments. As industrial assets generate growing volumes of data, organizations are looking beyond basic connectivity to extract meaningful insights that can support real-time decision-making and long-term optimization. At its core,