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Internet of Things (IoT) is a rapidly growing market and already today billions of IoT products are connected. But how do companies best connect to the IoT wave, and which advantages and disadvantages must be taken into account if you want to succeed with your IoT solution? This was the focus during DELTA’s Technology day 30 August, where companies such as Kamstrup, Oticon, and CBS gave practical advice and shared their IoT experience. In this edition of DELTA Agenda you can read more about what happened on Technology day. If you would like competent feedback about your company’s IoT idea, contact the Nordic IoT Centre which DELTA has just launched. Read more about the centre in the press release to the right in this newsletter.
DELTA’s next large event is the Physics of Failure conference held on 31 October 2016. You can already now register using the link to the right in this newsletter.
Best regards from
Maria Nedersee Andersen
Editor
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| Drone testing for the IoT at DELTA |
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| Even though drone technology is a fairly new technology and new product types emerge every day, this is an area that already is governed by a list of rules and regulations. In fact, there are specific requirements that drones must comply with before they are allowed to be used. |
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| Standards, policy and technical development |
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| Through a number of major organisations, technical experts are working together to describe the EMC and radio requirements, and test specifications for electronic equipment. The requirements in the standards have an impact on the products that are being developed. |
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| Internet of Things - why and how? |
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| Internet of Things (IoT) is one of our time’s greatest technological trends. In the electronics and IT sectors, everyone is talking about developing new smart devices, which with an Internet connection can communicate with each other, make our daily lives easier and provide us with more and better information about the world we live in – but how does it work? What makes IoT function, and why is it so difficult to get started? |
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| IoT and data security |
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| The term Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4.0 have been used often in recent years and big things are being promised by the solutions. From refrigerators that can order items when they are about to run out, to monitoring of production lines and goods transportation. There are many benefits to gain, both financially and societally. All of the systems must be reliable, in other words they must function almost 100% all of the time. |
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| Batteryless electronics – Advice about how to get started with realising Energy Harvesting |
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| With the spread of more and more smart products, the Internet of Things and wearable gadgets of all shapes and sizes, the need for changing and charging batteries will only become greater and greater. Growing number of batteries, which is bad for the user experience and worse for the environment. This is why a lot of people are looking at batteryless solutions, where energy is harvested from the surrounding environment through light, motion, temperature gradients or radio frequencies. |
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| Technology day introduced the Nordic IoT Centre |
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| The Internet of Things (IoT) is about creating innovative products based on platforms together with an interdisciplinary network of specialist companies. At DELTA’s Technology day, visitors were shown how to get started with their own IoT product. |
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| … the majority of today’s ships use electronic sea charts? But if the colour on the monitor changes just a little bit, ship risks being run aground. That cannot happen, and DELTA helps leading firms to ensure it does not happen. |
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| Reliable product development based on the Physics of Failure |
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Conference 31 October
Come and hear about the latest results from the performance contract 'Reliable product development based on the Physics of Failure'. |
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| Standardisation day: MIL and Automotive |
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Workshop 16 November in Aarhus
Electronic products for the defense and for the automotive industry shall - like all other electronic goods - comply with certain requirements particularly within EMC. |
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| Make It Happen: Design Smart Products & Serviceinnovation |
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Conference 7 October
This year’s conference is about disruptive innovation through servitisation, smart products and service design, that create new markets and value for your business. |
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| Sensors & Instrumentation |
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| Sensors & Instrumentation returns to the NEC Birmingham 28-29 September 2016. Joining the exhibitor line up is DELTA on stand F8. |
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| ICT Proposer’s Day 2016 |
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| Searching for quality partners to join in EU projects, DELTA will be participating in the ICT Proposer’s Day in Bratislava 26-27 September. More than 2,000 participants from universities, enterprises and government are expected. |
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