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The arrival of technologies including Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced data analytics has widened the appeal and usage of digital twins. People and processes can now have digital twins that enable accelerated development, smoother operations and continuous innovation.

The devil is in the details when getting technology to perform at optimal levels. An excellent example is properly integrating antennas to connected devices. Poor siting of an antenna in a device and/or integration issues between the antenna and other components can cause wireless IoT device performance to suffer or fail completely. Antenna selection and integration must be given greater attention with users considering specifying pre-qualified components from the same supplier, for both module and antenna, to streamline a successful design and accelerate time to market. Early decisions need to be made regarding the relative merits of embedded or external selection and then attention can turn to optimizing the antenna integration.

According to Neset Yalcinkaya, VP of Products and General Manager for R&D at Quectel, “Together our teams have written a new equation: Sensoneo + Quectel = Smart Waste. We have delivered a smart waste solution that is making the world a smarter, better, cleaner and more sustainable place. With close collaboration, we delivered solutions at substantial cost savings as well as achieve new operational and environmental efficiencies.”

AI and machine learning, combined with important technical developments, are enabling a vast number of new geolocation use cases.

Recycling pickup and routing technology firm is using technology from Quectel Wireless Solutions.

According to Mark Winton, a Product Development Manager in the GNSS Department at Quectel Wireless Solutions, geolocation is maturing as new use cases are enabled by the emergence of cost-effective systems that harness the power of connectivity alongside adjacent advances in data handling and artificial intelligence (AI). In an interview with EEWeb, Mark Winton provided important information about geolocation.

The Internet of Things (IoT) has been maturing for 20 years with some companies driving long-established strategies with high volumes of connections and demonstrably successful business cases.

Build and maintain an innovative culture: After a decade, staffers still embrace the spirit of a startup to keep the company agile, dynamic and adaptable to a rapidly changing world.

While much of the focus for developers of ADAS and AD systems is on vehicle-mounted sensor systems and associated software and hardware stacks, the role for V2X (vehicle to everything) is increasing, with growth most evident in the Asia-Pacific region (APAC).