Intelligent connected devices offer functionalities like precise location tracking and enhanced security features, making them significantly more advanced than legacy solutions. However, the advanced functionalities of next-generation IoT and Edge products come with increased power demands, necessitating the need for effective battery life boosting technology and other efficiency measures.

In this episode, we talk to Dr. Dirk Wittorf, VP of Corporate Strategy at Nexperia, about the state of the market and some of the predictions of the future.

IoT empowers intelligent machines to provide advanced functionality to society, but it isn’t easy to get there from here. Key aspects of development include the importance of creating tools that empower others, the role of the market ecosystems in driving adoption, and the challenges in the infrastructure needed to bring connected technologies to the market. We talk to Alistair Fulton, CEO of IoT Labs, about the future of the marketplace

Industrial subsystems are distributed so communication between these subsystems needs to preserve this information and deliver it in a timely fashion. This is where time sensitive networking (TSN) comes into play. We talk to Mark Geisler, Marketing Manager at Analog Devices, about the future of TSN in plug-and-play industrial networks as well as the technical and organizational challenges that engineers face when incorporating TSN into their systems.