Industry 4.0 is being fully embraced by manufacturers worldwide as enterprises aim to automate production tasks and gain clearer visibility into operations. Although manufacturers have used digital technologies for years, connectivity and technological maturity have only recently reached a point where more sophisticated solutions can be implemented.
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Imagine for a moment that you’re a farmer working in a remote area of your country where there is little to no population. In this scenario, you would be far from any sprawling cities and, therefore, adequate Terrestrial Network (TN) infrastructure for device connectivity. The problem is that reliable connectivity is necessary when you need to monitor the condition of your crops, water supply, and tractors. This is where satellite Internet of Things (IoT) services are a game-changer, and these applications don’t just apply to the agriculture industry. Any work site located in a remote/rural area, such as the mining, oil & gas, and fleet management markets, could all benefit from space-based IoT communications. In this post, we list 13 companies that innovation leaders should assess as they look to implement satellite IoT solutions into their operations.
5G brings many advantages to healthcare, made possible by network capabilities like Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB), Ultra-Reliable Low Latency Communications (URLLC), and Massive Machine Type Communications (mMTC). Compared to previous cellular generations, private 5G networks are better suited for healthcare use cases that require high data rates across a wide area of coverage, have specific latency requirements, and need to support many devices.