Global Scans · Internet of Things · Weekly Summary

• [New] Rise in adoption of satellite IoT among various sectors such as oil & gas, and agriculture, to increase connectivity is projected to boost the demand for satellite IoT across the globe. International Defense Security & Technology
• [New] State-backed threat actors could seize control of a vessel by spoofing AIS and GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) or deploying malware in a vessel's internet-connected OT (Operational Technology) system. Modern Diplomacy
• [New] SEALCOIN's architecture is inherently modular, supporting a plug-and-play approach to new types of sensors and satellite operators, further enhancing its potential for global deployment. Wisekey International Holding Ltd.
• [New] The growing focus on personal health management and wellness among North American consumers is expected to further fuel the demand for wearable devices. Claight Corporation (Expert Market Research)
• [New] NAMI plans to showcase its latest electronic devices for digital health, smart cities, 5G, and the Internet of Things at 2025's CES. TimesTech
• [New] We foresee that the Middle East will be very dynamic in the areas of AI, cloud, and the Internet of Things. Telecom Review
• [New] Looking ahead, the evolution of IoT in Pakistan is expected to accelerate alongside developments in AI, edge computing, and network infrastructure. PakScoop
• [New] By 2025, 50% of large global companies will use AI, advanced analytics, and IoT to streamline logistics and operations. StartUs Insights
• [New] IoT for satellites, notably NTN technology, was popular in 2024 and will be in 2025. Tutorials
• [New] A partnership that will integrate PEAK3's Industrial ATSC 3.0 M. 2 Receiver technology into ASUS Internet of Things 's hardware platforms, creating new possibilities for smart cities and industrial automation. IoT global network
• The deployment of 5G networks will reach full momentum by 2025, delivering ultra-fast internet speeds, near-instantaneous data transfer, and seamless connectivity for the Internet of Things. TechKnowable
• The railway sector is expected to continue its transformation by adopting technologies like Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, and big data to optimize operations, enhance passenger experiences, and align with global sustainability goals. RIB Software
• From Quantum sensors and cryogenic cooling to rare earth free motors and integrated power electronic solutions, researchers from the Universities of Nottingham, Newcastle and Bristol will investigate and deliver solutions that reduce energy wastage and minimise life cycle impacts. University of Bristol
• With continued advancements in AI and sensor technology, it's likely that by 2030, long-haul truck drivers will be largely replaced by autonomous systems. Curious Matrix
• Healthcare industry groups and analysts are reeling after President Donald Trump unveiled a sweeping tariff policy Wednesday that could impact global supply chains for everything from needles and catheters to diagnostic tests and glucose sensors. BioPharma Dive
• Oppo's upcoming flagship smartphone is being told that it will have a 1-inch primary camera sensor, along with which 2 periscope telephoto lenses and an ultrawide camera sensor will be available. Discountwalas.com
• By 2035, intelligent tires will become standard in commercial vehicles, with advanced sensor technology, cloud connectivity, and real-time vehicle analytics being key features. Yahoo Finance
• Imagine a world where IoT devices (smart thermostats, security cameras, agricultural sensors) connect seamlessly and affordably to the internet. Memesita
• Public information detailing the design and components and sensors that are incorporated into Ukraine's long-range drones are lacking, which makes it hard to discern which systems could be recreated using commercial technology. Combating Terrorism Center at West Point
• The success of Tesla's robotaxi initiative will likely depend on its ability to innovate in autonomous driving technologies, which include sophisticated AI algorithms and robust sensor systems. OpenTools
• Boeing will conduct a series of laboratory tests to help understand how the quantum IMU navigation sensors behave under certain environmental conditions, such as temperature and vibration. ATC News by Prof. Dr. Wolfgang H. Thome
• By 2025, we can expect devices that seamlessly integrate with the Internet of Things, allowing for enhanced connectivity between fitness trackers, smart clothing, and other health devices. GCC-Marketing

Last updated: 20 April 2025