Scalability, reliability, security and speed—these are the advantages that the Wireless Smart Ubiquitous Network (Wi-SUNTM) offers to smart cities and the Internet of Things. But as a developer, how can you maximize these advantages in your software design? Here are four important questions to ask before choosing a Wi-SUN stack.
Many of the world’s urban city centers have taken a bit of a beating over the past year. Lockdowns, social distancing, and remote mass working have left offices sitting idle and many main street businesses shuttered. But the pandemic has also spurred ambitious plans to make our cities more sustainable, efficient, and safe for citizens. …
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Starting ten years ago, and for the first time in history, most of the global population now lives in cities. And the story of those cities has been a struggle to offer services and handle the infrastructure strain of all those recently-arrived citizens. Read more about the Wi-SUN Alliance at www.iotforall.com. (Image courtesy of IotForAll.com)
All over the globe, extreme-weather events are fast evolving from a relatively rare occurrence to something that should be built into the risk profile of any manufacturer. In fact, they ranked third on the World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report for 2021 in terms of “clear and present dangers” likely to emerge in the next two years. …
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