Internet of Things (IoT) webinars
Obtain a comprehensive IoT technology outlook, gain insights about further IoT trends and learn more about major upcoming test challenges.
Webinar from June 30, 2020
Webinar: Wireless IIoT: Making factories smart and flexible
Watch our new webinar and find out the basics of the wireless Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) using wireless technologies from Bluetooth to 5G for industrial environments. The webinar also offers information on important challenges of IIoT such as low and deterministic latency, as well as ways to master them. Additionally, it will demonstrate how dedicated measurement solutions can help to understand and optimize key performance characteristics.
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Webinar: Everything you need to know about Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE) in 2020
Bluetooth®LE is among the most successful wireless technologies for the internet of things (IoT). Over the last decade, the use cases have evolved from connecting PC peripherals to full communications with wearable devices, and even more. The latest releases (5.0, 5.1, 5.2) of the Bluetooth® specification open the door to even more applications in the IoT area, such as smart homes, smart buildings and indoor location services.
The webinar will introduce the latest features you should know about, such as long range or direction finding, and explain related test challenges and solutions. It will also highlight a novel solution of a radio-controlled test mode, which will redefine the way of testing upcoming Bluetooth® LE devices.
Webinar from December 10, 2019
Webinar: 5G NR for industrial applications – Potential and challenges
This webinar will illustrate the basic 5G capability to support ultra-reliable low latency services available with 3GPP Release 15. It also explains the technology components added in 3GPP Release 16 to achieve further improvements.
Analysis and findings are presented from both a leading cellular test solution provider perspective as well as from the view point of a potential adopter of the 5G NR technology in its own factories.