Antonio Bocigas, EMEA Telco Director, Lenovo, says cities need an ‘edge’ as they adapt to high bandwidth technologies advancing transformation. For thousands of years, humankind has strived towards building a ‘Smart City’, the ultimate goal in city infrastructure development. Looking back to ancient Rome, people were already seeing new technologies applied through a complex interconnected…
A staff member checks the operation of steel furnace at a special steel company in Xinfeng Town of Nanhu District, Jiaxing, east China’s Zhejiang Province, Jan. 26, 2023. Many companies in Nanhu District of Jiaxing have sped up production during the Spring Festival holiday to ensure delivery of orders, while offering cash gifts and other…
This wireless networking protocol could optimise data collection and monitoring in smart cities (picture shows Osaka, Japan). (Envato Elements pic) PARIS: The LoRaWAN protocol continues to develop, especially in the context of smart cities. In fact, this low-power wide-area networking protocol is ideal for the management and collection of data in real time from thousands…
Majlis Gentian (Fiber) Ke Rumah (FTTH) Asia Pasifik mengadakan persidangan Malaysia FIBERTalk 2023 bersama penggiat industri telekomunikasi (telco) bagi membincangkan pembangunan terkini industri. Dalam masa sama, persidangan itu turut membincangkan kaedah untuk menangani cabaran dan peluang ‘fiber ke rumah’ yang menyediakan keterhubungan 5G dan internet semua benda (loT) untuk bandar pintar. Ujar Presiden FTTH Asia…
A step into Smart City: Tackling traffic congestion As cities around the world reopen their economic activities, traffic congestion once again beset the life of city dwellers. One way to relive the “optimised” vehicle flow, as we briefly experienced during MCO phases, is through traffic lights. TM One, the business solutions arm of Telekom Malaysia…
The world is urbanising rapidly and cities are becoming more complex. As the population grows, so do the challenges of providing adequate services while preserving natural resources. Smart and sustainable cities offer a solution to this challenge by using technology to create efficient systems that reduce environmental impact while improving the quality of life for…
The adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) is expected to grow considerably in Malaysia embarks on various 5G use cases around the country. With 5G-enabled precision farming, for example, the agriculture industry stands to reap the amount currently lost to imports. According to the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission, the smart agriculture use case features an AI-driven automation platform that allows…
Date: 13 – 14 February 2023 Venue: Sunway iLabs, Menara Sunway Department for International Trade, BHC organised Sustainable Cities Mission to Malaysia from 13th to 14th February 2022. This mission is the continuation from the previous mission which aims to share on UK Sustainable cities and solutions. Today’s program is conducted at Sunway iLabs…
eSIM with energy-efficient cellular connectivity, such as NB-IoT or LTE-M, is a key facilitator for IoT devices in smart cities. Cities increasingly rely on IoT technology and connected networks to manage limited resources. They count on various technology solutions that improve the sustainability and infrastructure of urban areas, airports, train stations, and shipping ports. These solutions…
Smart parking is a practical IoT application that can dramatically improve everyone’s life. Imagine, you arrive at your destination twenty minutes early for a very important meeting. You have plenty of time as long as you can find a place to park. The parking lot for the building is full. You drive around desperately looking…
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