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Disposable Internet of Things (IoT) devices challenge the idea that connected hardware must last for years, especially as your deployments grow more temporary and distributed. Short-lived, low-cost sensors have emerged in cases where retrieval or reuse adds little value to your operation, such as one-way shipments or clinical trials.

Telit Cinterion selects TrustInSoft analyser to advance next-gen IoT

Telit Cinterion selects TrustInSoft Analyser to advance next-gen IoT

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productronica China 2026 draws Asia’s leaders in intelligent electronics manufacturing

Emerson launches new software defined radio for radar, satellite and 6G research

Emerson launches new software defined radio for radar, satellite and 6G research

SandGrain launches secure IoT solution based on X-FAB’s proven 180nm foundry technology

SandGrain launches secure IoT solution based on X-FAB’s proven 180nm foundry technology

Contrivian and big network to merge to deliver mission-critical performance across hybrid networks

Contrivian, Big Network to deliver mission-critical performance across hybrid networks

Global 5G Standalone market enters new phase as industry shifts from coverage to capability

Global 5G Standalone market enters new phase as industry shifts from coverage to capability

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Disposable Internet of Things (IoT) devices challenge the idea that connected hardware must last for years, especially as your deployments grow more temporary and distributed. Short-lived, low-cost sensors have emerged in cases where retrieval or reuse adds little value to your operation, such as one-way shipments or clinical trials.

Could disposable IoT represent the next phase of connected device adoption?

Disposable Internet of Things (IoT) devices challenge the idea that connected hardware must last for…

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Cellebrite says smartphones still top source of digital evidence

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How your smart tech could make you a target for burglars

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Inside the technology behind Dracula Technologies’ latest indoor energy-harvesting system

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CSignum launches through-ice wireless monitoring

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Why radar will enable tomorrow’s driverless passenger vehicles

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Security

Thales expands its industrial cybersecurity offering with Secomea’s

Thales expands its industrial cybersecurity offering with Secomea’s purpose-built OT remote access platform

Thales and Secomea announced a new partnership covering the UK, Ireland, and the Nordic region.…

Security

Proofpoint acquires Acuvity to deliver AI security

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Spike in cyberattacks demand persistent tracking at sea

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Transport

Early warning alerts to protect flight operations before delays

Early warning alerts to protect flight operations before delays

When arrival airports learn about flight delays too late, the cost is felt far beyond…

Transport

Switching Gears: Eurostar moves towards predictive and driverless operations

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Communications

UNIVITY: a 5G constellation for the connected vehicle

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Healthcare

The wearable ecosystem trusted by Olympic athletes

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Researchers at Incheon National University have set out a detailed roadmap for a new class of flexible bioelectronics built from ultra-thin crystalline silicon, a material they argue could bridge the long-standing gap between high-performance semiconductor technology and the soft, dynamic environment of the human body.

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are now working on a solution: a smart pill that can confirm when it has been taken and send a signal beyond the body.

A tablet that can report being swallowed: the tiny tech inside MIT’s ‘smart pill’

After more than a decade as a niche curiosity, manufacturers say smart rings are finally becoming a mainstream wearable.

From niche to mainstream: how smart rings are outshining smartwatches in 2026

Scientists at Northwestern University say they have taken a step towards that goal with a wireless implant that uses light to transmit information directly to the brain, bypassing the body’s natural sensory pathways.

Scientists develop implant that lets the brain ‘feel’ artificial signals

A Japanese apparel group best known for specialist inner-down clothing is seeking to enter the digital health market with what it says is the world’s first belt-type health-sensing wearable, as technology companies race to develop less intrusive ways of monitoring ageing populations.

D.O.N targets ageing populations with world’s first belt-based wearable sensor