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5G News, Updates and Projections Harald Remmert Harald Remmert, CTO, Cellular Solutions , Digi International
 December 21, 2019 IoT Trends
The reality of what 5G news is actionable and whether the latest information affects your business and planning depends on several factors, including your location, industry and use case.
Introducing the Digi XBee Mobile SDK for Fast Bluetooth Development Digi International Digi International
 October 08, 2019 Applications
Today, every mobile application has the ability to communicate using the Bluetooth Low Energy protocol. From wireless head phones to wireless grilling meat thermometers, Bluetooth is everywhere. Not only is it widely used in many consumer applications, but it is also appearing in IoT products for its ability to connect applications with mobile devices, anywhere.
Introducing the Digi Multi Programmer Tool for Rapid Digi XBee Configuration Digi International Digi International
 May 31, 2019 IoT Trends
Programming Digi XBee® modules for deployment is not a complicated task. However, it does require each module to be programmed with the correct firmware, configuration parameters and any other code needed for the module to perform as needed in the deployed application.
IIoT Edge Computing: Control Hardware at the Edge with GPIO Digi International Digi International
 May 10, 2019 Applications
Learn how to offload stress and computing resources from your network, enable more efficient data integration, and improve the efficiency of transactions and data transfer, as well as how you can leverage computing resources where they will most effectively deliver results.
A Successful Smart Water Management Application using Digi IIoT Solutions Digi International
 May 04, 2019 Applications
The IoT application created by New Boundary Technologies using Digi cellular gateways, has improve smart water management. See how this IoT solution collects data, monitors the status of critical equipment and infrastructure, and alerts technicians when an error is detected.
The ROI of IoT: Show Us the Money Andreas Burghart Andreas Burghart, Principal IoT Technology Manager, Digi International
 February 15, 2019 IoT Trends
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a growing phenomenon across home automation, smart cities, and a wide range of industries.
Digi Edge Compute with AWS Greengrass Digi International Digi International
 October 24, 2018 Technical Insights
Based on the NXP i.MX line of application processors, Digi ConnectCore embedded SOMs and SBCs deliver the compute power necessary to run Greengrass Core and interact directly with the cloud.
Mission Critical Communications for Transportation Steve Mazur Steve Mazur, Business Development Director, Government
 October 11, 2018 IoT Trends
In this post, we will cover IoT solutions available for the broad-spectrum needs of the transit sector, including railroad companies, city transit systems and emergency responders.
IoT Development with Wireless Communications: Getting Started Digi International Digi International
 September 20, 2018 IoT Trends
The enormously fast-moving field of IoT (Internet of Things) offers a growing selection of supporting components and connectivity methods. Here are some important considerations to help you make sense of it all.
Four Critical Requirements for Intelligent Water Management Digi International Digi International
 August 18, 2017 Applications
Networking and SCADA engineers are tasked with creating and operating safe, efficient water and wastewater management systems for their local and regional communities to support complex drainage districts, distributed lift stations and municipal water treatment facilities. 
Cyber Security Vs. Physical Security: Is One More Important?
October 31, 2016 Uncategorized
Remote devices can be susceptible to cyber-attacks such as hacks, viruses and spyware invasions that can go undetected until it is too late. Remote devices can also be even more prone to physical unauthorized access or damage because security focus tends to be elsewhere.
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