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S2 E22 | Low Earth Orbit Satellites: Connecting IoT Devices Anywhere | Eric Hewitson, Wyld Networks
In S2 episode 22, Eric Hewitson – Business Development Manager, Wyld Networks connects with us to tell us how Wyld are solving key connectivity issues in even the most remote corners of the globe through low earth orbit satellite technology 🛰️ 🌎 and how they are improving sustainability for customers♻️🌱.
S2 E21 | How Complex will IoT Security Become as Technology Develops? | Roy Dagan, SecuriThings
In S2 episode 21, Roy Dagan – CEO & Co-Founder at SecuriThings joins the show to tell us about security for large scale IoT deployments✈️ 🎰, the software that SecuriThings have developed specifically for this🛡️and how much more security could become as tech evolves…🔒
S2 E20 | Exploring the World of Wearables | Matt Belachew, Wearme
In S2 episode 20, we connect with Matt Belachew – Founder & CEO at Wearme to explore the wonderful world of wearables, find out about the upcoming wearable devices this year and the essentials in developing wearables ⌚️ 🕶️ 🎧
S2 E19 | How will the Cloud Keep Up with IoT’s Natural Evolution? Jonathan Seelig, Ridge
In S2 episode 19, we’re diving into the challenges of the public cloud with Jonathan Seelig- Co-Founder at Ridge, and asking the all-important question; how will the cloud keep up with IoT’s natural evolution? 📲☁️
S2 E18 | Let’s Talk Smart Storage, Smart Living and Smart Co-working | Stefan Scheuerle, Sensorberg
In S2 episode 18, Stefan Scheuerle – CEO, Sensorberg joins the show to keep us up to date with everything happening in the world of digitalisation from Smart Co-Working👩💼👨💼, to Smart Living🏡 and Smart Storage 📦!
S2 E17 | Building Value for Customers with IoT | Oliver Tucker – Co-Founder and CEO, Wireless Logic
In S2 Episode 17, Oliver Tucker, Co-Founder and CEO at Wireless Logic unpacks what it is customers want from IoT, some key challenges for IoT deployment and explores eSIM & the use cases for them.
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Happy International Women’s Day!
Check out our IWD campaign in collaboration with The Women in IoT Club and some of the most influential women within IoT for our IWD campaign – these are just some of the women breaking boundaries in their career and who are inspiring the next generation of women.
The IoT Podcast Presents The Women in IoT Club – The Ultimate Celebration Of Women In IoT
The Women in IoT Club’ Conference – our brand-new initiative powered by The IoT Podcast, on a mission to celebrate the achievements and innovations of females within the Internet of Things who are delivering the IoT vision.
The IoT Podcast Monthly Highlights From October
October was a significant month for The IoT Podcast, launching the second season of the show there has sure been a lot to catch up on.
“Who is IoT for, anyway?” Tom speaks with IoT Insider Podcast at Pangea
This month, Host and Founder of The IoT Podcast Tom White joined Dan Cunliffe the MD of Pangea on their IoT Insider Podcast to talk about who IoT is for and the sectors IoT is moving toward. Tune in to the episode and find out Who is IoT predominantly for? What are...
The IoT Podcast Monthly Highlights
Last month was a big one for The IoT Podcast! In August, we were in the process of winding off season one, and we featured some big guests to round up the season. Missed any of the action? This is your chance to catch up on everything that happened at The IoT Podcast in August.
How is IoT Revolutionising the Health and Fitness Industry?
Health and fitness are a central part of our lives whether it be through going to the gym, participating in sports or taking a casual stroll. But for a lot of us maintaining health and fitness can become difficult, in a fast-paced world fitting the time and motivation to keep up to date with our health can be the most challenging part. IoT technology is a frontrunner in the transformation of the fitness industry and is already closer than we think.
