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NEWSBYTE A research team from the National University of Singapore (NUS) has developed a ‘wireless body sensor network’: a way for multiple wearable devices to interconnect via conductive textiles that have been woven into clothing.

Extreme environments are a problem in many industries. Environments that are lethal or hazardous to human beings, or which present tough operating challenges, typify many sectors, such as space, offshore oil and gas, underwater engineering, deep mining, nuclear energy, and ...

Israel-based ERM Advanced Telematics has announced that it is expanding operations from its current focus on tracking vehicles, drivers, and passengers, into the wider Internet of Things (IoT) market.

UK Robotics Week hit Kensington in central London last week for a showcase event, bringing together a range of cutting-edge technologies with a day of presentations from some of the UK’s leading academic researchers.

Sensors, robotics, analytics, and a range of other Industry 4.0 technologies are set to help UK farmers reduce pollution, minimise waste, and produce more food – thanks to £22.4 million of government investment in 31 new projects.

Sensors, data analytics, and the Internet of Things (IoT) are helping to transform numerous industries, including agriculture, manufacturing, and the supply chain in all parts of the world, including sub-Saharan Africa.