Consumers are ordering more goods online than ever before, and they expect to receive their goods in record time. However, labor shortages and staffing challenges are pervasive – a combination that can put immense pressure on warehouse management and company leadership.

This is an important – and necessary – first step towards curbing the health risks related to air pollution. However, the second step is just as crucial. Cities will need to make this air quality data available to the public, as well as to regulatory organizations like the European Environment Agency (EEA) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This will allow for continuous monitoring and alert officials and the public when air quality falls below internationally agreed-upon thresholds.

Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality devices have begun to reshape industries and businesses all over the world. Now, these technologies are poised to revolutionize classrooms as well.

As part of our Next-Generation Infotainment technology analysis report, we project that 20 million vehicles are expected to enable one or more of these assistants by 2023.

According to our Wireless Connectivity Technology Segmentation & Addressable Markets forecast, sales for BLE devices will triple between 2018 and 2023, reaching more than 1.6 billion shipments. This represents a CAGR of 27%.

Additive Manufacturing can be an exciting endeavor for manufacturing and industrial companies. However, it can also be an expensive one. Therefore, if you are looking to invest in an Additive Manufacturing platform, it’s essential to understand the different vendors in the marketplace in order to pick the one that’s best for you.

After many technological disruptions, in the last 20 years, the telecommunication ecosystem has connected billions of people and has offered affordable real-time connectivity for masses. 5G will offer granular connectivity not just for humans, but also for machines, sensors, and many other objects. This potential value pool behind 5G is much more compared to previous generations: consumers and industrial players both claim high-capacity, reliable, low latency connectivity. 4G is simply not capable of satisfying the diverse connectivity needs of consumers and vertical industries.

At the end of last year, just 4,000 warehouses were equipped with commercial robots. However, that number is about to explode. According to our intelligent supply chain research, more than 4 million commercial robots will be installed across 50,000 warehouses by 2025 – a staggering increase that is set to transform the supply chain at large.

But which technology is dominant today? That’s one of the many questions we answer in our Biometric Technologies and Applicationsmarket data report.

As the 5G network continues to be built, optimized, and, inevitably, commercialized, another technology is poised to benefit as a result — commercial robotics. In fact, shipments of 5G robots are expected to reach 570,000 by 2027, largely deployed in mission critical and business critical settings.