The Global Request: A Need for Simple, Reliable and Scalable IoT
monoZ is a comprehensive middleware platform, and in combination with 1NCE’s global connectivity, provides a simple device-to-cloud integration framework.
monoZ is a comprehensive middleware platform, and in combination with 1NCE’s global connectivity, provides a simple device-to-cloud integration framework.
As the number of devices connected to the internet, like sensors and trackers, is growing, common standards are also changing. The initial communication standards didn't intend to handle the sheer number and variety of these 'Internet of Things' (IoT) devices.
The French Elevator Federation estimates that 290,000 systems, accounting for half of the country's existing elevator systems, will need to migrate to 4G or 5G by 2029. This presents an unprecedented challenge for the industry.
AIoT is booming - hailed as the next revolution in connected devices. But is it always necessary? At 1NCE, we focus on real-world business impact rather than hype.
The Internet of Things (IoT) industry has become oversaturated with the industry players in recent years. As a result, there's a very natural process of gradual market consolidation.
The IoT asset monitoring market is booming, and the number of devices the number of devices is expected to grow from 11.2 million in 2022 to 181.4 million in 2032 according to Transforma Insights.
Cloud-based fleet management systems enable seamless data integration from IoT devices, supporting real-time tracking, predictive maintenance, and remote control.
The evolution of connectivity technologies in IoT has brought significant advancements with LTE-M (Cat-M) and NB-IoT. Both NB-IoT and LTE-M fulfil the 5G IMT 2020 requirements for massive machine type communications.
The Build America, Buy America Act (BABAA), a key component of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, is shaping the landscape for businesses pursuing projects funded by U.S. federal sources.
In 2022 IoT faced over 112 million cyberattacks, jumping up from 32 million in 2018. The rapid growth of IoT technologies is going along with cyberthreats. As a result, countries and regions are introducing specific regulations to provide IoT cybersecurity for devices and valuable data.