By Subhash Gajare On August 8, 2019
Networks
oneM2M, machine-to-machine, IoT, Internet of Things, conformance testing, oneM2M certification, oneM2M specification, IoT standardization, interoperability, TEC, TSDSI, ITU

Blog discusses latest developments in oneM2M standardization and how industry stakeholders in India are helping promote adoption of IoT product certification on a local scale.

By Subhash Gajare On March 13, 2018
Networks
oneM2M, standard, TTA, machine to machine, IoT, Internet of Things, network testing, conformance testing, compliance testing, verification, validation, certification testing, security testing, test automation, standardization, interoperability, system testing, analysis, remote device management, TTCN-3, CoAP, HTTP, MQTT, WebSockets, serialization, XML, CBOR

Read about the challenges of M2M/IoT development and how you can make sure your IoT hardware and software solutions are compatible, flexible and future-proof.

By Stephen Douglas On April 12, 2017
Wireless
IoT, internet of things, network testing

Networks are currently optimised for voice and internet services. But with IoT on the horizon, networking and testing demands will change dramatically. Here’s how IoT will impact your network testing – and how to adapt to the change.

By Saul Einbinder On April 4, 2017
Wireless
IoT, Cellular IoT, Internet of Things, IoT devices, connected car, IoT device testing

A visit to an automotive manufacturer in Detroit confirms some of the challenges inherent to cellular IoT testing on a live network.

By Stephen Douglas On March 22, 2017
Wireless
IoT, Cellular IoT, Internet of Things, IoT modules

Today, it’s easy to slot cellular internet of things (IoT) capabilities into almost any device. But few designers and developers know how to test them effectively. Here’s why that matters, and how to educate yourself, fast.

By Anatoli Levine On November 22, 2016
Wireless
Internet of Things, IoT, Developer Tools

A big challenge for IoT developers is deciding exactly how to implement a solution. There are so many choices to be made about what standards and protocols to be used, and the implications of those choices can be profound for future development.

By Dejan Rasuo On June 23, 2016
Wireless
IoT, Internet of Things, Embedded Connectivity, Avocados

It takes 74 gallons of water to produce just one pound of avocados. But could the Internet of Things help to reduce this? Spirent's Kurt Bantle wanted to find out. Read about his experiment now.

By Dennis Juul Poulsen On April 21, 2016
Wireless
IoT, Internet of Things, M2M, ESIM

For IoT to reach its full potential, it will have to benefit consumers and make life more convenient on a worldwide scale. Seizing IoT opportunities requires fundamental changes, and central to this will be the switch from physical SIM cards to embedded SIM (ESIM) units. But other challenges also remain, as this blog reveals.