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• Video telematics is set to double in five years, with North America still dictating the pace

  

  The video telematics market is forecasted to nearly double by 2030, driven by North American demand and the integration of video with fleet telematics platforms, reshaping safety and operational management in commercial fleets.

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• Edge AI for IoT: Use Cases, Benefits and Deployment Challenges

  

  Edge AI is emerging as a critical enabler for next-generation IoT systems, allowing data processing and decision-making to occur closer to where data is generated. As connected devices proliferate across industries, the limitations of centralized cloud processing—particularly in terms of latency, bandwidth, and privacy—are becoming increasingly evident. By integrating artificial intelligence directly into edge devices...

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• Wiliot builds its Physical AI supply chain platform on Databricks to operationalize item-level IoT data

  

  Wiliot has partnered with Databricks to run its Physical AI platform on the Databricks lakehouse, enabling enterprises to ingest and govern real-time item-level IoT data for improved supply chain automation and analytics.

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• IoT Device Management: Provisioning, Monitoring and Lifecycle Control

  

  IoT Device Management involves provisioning, monitoring, and lifecycle control of connected devices, ensuring secure and efficient operations from deployment to decommissioning across diverse industries.

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• Industrial Websites Are Becoming Product Infrastructure

  

  Industrial websites now serve as product infrastructure connecting data, users, and systems to support real workflows, enable faster decision-making, and integrate with internal and external platforms across industries.

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