By using DLMS over LoRaWAN networks, utilities will achieve network connectivity that supports smart metering use cases – gas, electricity, thermal energy and water – across many different IoT applications.
With the future predicted to bring continued growth in business data use, and even greater growth in sensor data, fiber is the 21st century media for LAN.
“Predictive maintenance and real-time management of equipment, energy assets and facilities is a rapidly growing global market which will be part of our organic growth in 2019 and beyond.”
“There is a firm belief now that buildings are going to move off of AC power to low-voltage DC power systems. And that gets very interesting.”
The two organizations will work to create a list of relevant standards for smart buildings, develop training content for smart buildings characteristics and criteria, and provide information on the value proposition of smart buildings.
Supported by Bell’s broadband networks, IBM technology will be used to aggregate data gathered from the various IoT monitoring solutions from Bell with the city’s open data to provide a consolidated digital dashboard view of city operations.
By adding Canadian manufacturing and assembly capabilities Chatsworth is now better positioned to serve the Canadian market with shorter lead times.
The high level of performance and flexibility will enable maximum capacity of every network fiber, ensuring their fiber optic backbone network will meet the demands of video traffic and 5G mobile broadband.
The introduction of greater security measures for wireless digital lighting will help the electrical and lighting industries lead the IoT revolution in the built environment.
Edge computing and resolving security issues will be among the major trends predicted for the year ahead.
