Smart Home and Sensor Technology – the IOT Home

Keysight Technologies, a manufacturer of electronics test and measurement equipment, has unveiled its N99xxD-Series FieldFox Handheld Analyser, the next instalment in the company’s FieldFox offerings. The new D-Series enables 120MHz gap-free IQ streaming, field-to-lab integration, and high-speed data transfer, providing wideband signal analysis in the most demanding radio frequency (RF) settings. The release comes as The post Keysight’s new handheld analyser simplifies RF troubleshooting appeared first on Internet of Things News.

Global IoT connectivity faces a re-alignment in 2026 as enterprises abandon DIY models for managed services to mitigate operational risk. For CIOs managing distributed assets, the last decade has been defined by a specific operational friction: the gap between the promise of the IoT and the headache of actually maintaining it. We have spent years The post IoT in 2026: Global connectivity set for ‘great re-alignment’ appeared first on Internet of Things News.

Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) has announced a reference platform that addresses issues holding back software-defined vehicles (SDVs). As manufacturers attempt to transition toward SDVs, the traditional reliance on specific hardware availability often creates bottlenecks that delay feature deployment and increase integration costs. Named SoDeV, AGL’s open-source platform is designed to enable software-first development that is The post AGL platform accelerates development of software-defined vehicles appeared first on Internet of Things News.

Digital twins, combined with edge AI, have proven capable of reducing the operational expenditure of smart buildings. In commercial real estate and campus environments, “phantom load” (energy consumed by devices in standby or idle mode) can account for as much as 32 percent of a building’s total energy profile. Previous research indicates that up to The post Edge AI-powered digital twins reduce OpEx of smart buildings appeared first on Internet of Things News.

UK company Bytesnap has released a manufacturers’ guide to creating and maintaining Bills of Materials for their products. Such documents serve several functions, notably acting as a security checklist that tracks the components of any project, and thereby acting as a verifiable source of trust between manufacturer and customers. Yet a Bill of Materials (BOM) The post What a Bill of Materials really means for electronics manufacturers appeared first on Internet of Things News.