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Frost & Sullivan s analysis indicates that sensor network technology will record immense growth, potentially resulting in billions of connected devices due to constant improvements in enabling technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI). Growing demands in multiple industries, including information and communications technology (ICT), m...

This study explores the growth of sensor technologies and their application in the agriculture industry, particularly in the agritech sector. With sustainability becoming a global trend, governments, companies, and non-profit agencies have realized the potential offered by different sensing technologies for optimizing resource usage. Although not a...

Digitization and IoT advancements are driving the adoption of sensor technologies extensively for the development of smart cities. There is an observed shift from restricting adoption of the technology to just homes and buildings which is moving towards more large-scale adoption across cities. While integrated sensor networks are key to driving the...

With the expanding BRICS bloc (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa), there has been an increased drive to reduce Western dominance and build South-South collaboration. Members are involved in developing technologies and infrastructure to reduce dependence on traditional, Western-based technologies. This strategic shift spans sectors such...

This report explores the current state of the AR market, and the role that devices and applications have in jump starting the growth of this very promising new technology. It also explores the activities of major market participants such as Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Facebook, as they position themselves to capture significant portions of what t...

Edge computing refers to moving data processing and computing as close to the data source/ point of origination as feasible, enabling near-real-time decisions and insights to drive better outcomes. The goal is to reduce latency while still ensuring high efficiency of networks, operations, service delivery, and user experience. Edge computing all...

Micro-sensors are no longer just components that capture data—they are becoming the intelligence behind connected products and autonomous systems. As industries demand faster decisions, greater reliability, and continuous monitoring, sensing platforms are evolving by combining embedded AI, advanced materials, low-power design, and connected archite...

Sensing technologies are increasingly impacting consumer electronics, driven by the increasing trend toward connectivity among individuals and devices. This phenomenon is contributing to a proliferation of information enabled by less expensive, low-power, smaller, more ubiquitous sensors that can be embedded in a plethora of devices or applications...

Quantum sensing is transitioning from laboratory research to industrial deployment, driven by the need for ultra-precise, reliable measurement in high-impact sectors such as healthcare, defense, and advanced manufacturing. This shift reflects a broader move from controlled, research-grade environments toward scalable, field-ready systems that meet ...