When discussing the Internet of Things, most people think of connected factories, or smart homes, or even smart cities. However, another, somewhat unlikely industry is starting to embrace the potential of the IoT – agriculture.

That’s why, by 2024, more than 2 million farms and 36 million cattle will be connected, according to our new ...

For decades, the utility industry operated in an analog world. Energy and water grids were originally managed offline, and later in air-gapped and highly siloed systems.

This lack of digitization meant that there was no ability to communicate information from equipment-to-equipment, system-to-system, or plant-to-plant. However, it also meant that there was no information to intercept ...

As people continue to consume content in new formats, and on new platforms, advertisers are seeking out new ways to connect. As a result, digital ad spend is accounting for larger portions of marketing budgets, which is great news for advertising technology (ad tech) companies.

When it comes to the robotics market, automation-enabling devices like cobots and 5G robots tend to garner a lion’s share of the attention.

However, there is one technology that has flown under the radar yet is poised to make just as big of an impact – exoskeletons.

By 2028, global Exoskeleton revenues will reach $5 ...

Industry 4.0 is rapidly transforming the industrial and manufacturing industry, with companies large and small investing in technologies like 5G, additive, artificial intelligence, and others.

These investments are adding up quickly, forcing manufacturers to rethink the ways that they deploy new technologies. That’s why we’re seeing plant simulation software gaining in popularity and traction. In fact, we project that revenues in this space will reach $4.1 billion by 2030.

With international trade activity picking up and more companies entering the e-commerce space, the demand for warehousing facilities has been on a steady rise. However, warehouses of today face a very unique, and mounting, set of challenges.

Every year, 7 million people around the globe die as a result of poor air quality, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). That’s more than 5 times the amount that die in traffic accidents (1.3 million).

Fortunately, cities around the world are taking notice, and in response they’re making significant investments to combat dangerous air quality levels. In fact, the number of public air sensor stations – which measure air quality – is expected to increase from 8,000 in 2019 to around 31,000 in 2024 as cities look to build a dense network of monitoring stations.

Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality devices have begun to reshape industries and businesses all over the world. Now, these technologies are poised to revolutionize classrooms as well.

According to our new Augmented and Virtual Reality in Education application analysis report, by 2023:

• Spend for AR in education will reach $5.3 billion
• Spend for VR ...

Devices like Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple’s Siri have become extremely popular in households across the world. However, these voice-control technologies are about to take their talents on the road, as an increasing number of OEMs are preparing to integrate them within their vehicles.

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), already ubiquitous in mobile devices like phones, smartwatches, and fitness trackers, is poised for even more growth as the technology continues to be leveraged in more applications and industries.