The emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) in critical communications
The emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) has transformed various industries, including healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, and more. One area where IoT is making significant strides is critical communications. With its ability to connect devices, collect and analyse data, and enable real-time communication, IoT is transforming the way critical information is shared, monitored, and acted upon. In this blog, we will explore the diverse applications of IoT in critical communications and how it is enhancing safety, efficiency, and effectiveness in crucial situations.
- Published in Internet of Things
Key elements to consider for an emergency evacuation alert system
Emergencies happen every day. Whether it’s natural disasters such as fires, earthquakes, flooding or a security breach that puts employees on your premises at risk, it’s always better to be prepared. Whilst we cannot always predict unforeseen incidents, we can use technology to facilitate and implement efficient emergency processes.
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Why transportation organisations trust Simoco Wireless Solutions with their mission critical communications networks
Simoco Wireless Solutions has been offering a vast range of solutions to the transportation industry across six decades. From airports, to rail, roads or tunnels, Simoco has delivered reliable, resilient and scalable communications network integrating multiple technologies and increasing capacity demands of developing transport infrastructure projects. The transportation industry is moving at a rapid pace of development over recent years as demand increases and criteria for success widens, and enhancements in technology have been constant and essential.
- Published in Transportation
Smart thinking: How the transport industry is embracing intelligent communications
November 2017 has seen the opening of the first phase of a new stretch of smart motorway on the M1. More are to follow, as the section of road is just part of a wider government investment in a junctions 19 to 13 smart motorways project.
This project is part of a much broader trend for transport operators, including rail and tram companies, taxi firms, commercial fleet managers and airports, who are increasingly using technology to deliver more efficient operations and an improved travel experience. This can be seen in a recent report that has underlined how 66% of US conurbations are investing in smart city technology for their transport infrastructure, and the world’s first fully autonomous long-distance rail journey, which was successfully completed in Australia last month.
- Published in Transportation