[Summary] Successful Software Safety Certification
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[Summary] Successful Software Safety Certification

When it comes to developing safety-critical systems like industrial equipment, automotive systems and medical devices, avoiding certification is no longer an option, nor is it easy. Just a decade ago 75% of companies embarking on certifying software against a safety standard, failed. As each certification project requires an immense investment of resources and engineering time, […]

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[White Paper]Protecting the Embedded and IoT Software Build Environment with Software Composition Analysis
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[White Paper]Protecting the Embedded and IoT Software Build Environment with Software Composition Analysis

Ensuring the quality, reliability and safety of software requires navigating a complex supply chain made up of engineers, operations managers, contractors, and independent software vendors (ISVs), along with open source software (OSS) providers. Oftentimes, device manufacturers that have outsourced development or integrated third-party software are unable to examine the source code. This makes it difficult […]

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Insights into WP.29 and the Automotive Sector
· Cybersecurity

Insights into WP.29 and the Automotive Sector

Interview by Greg Orloff, Senior Analyst and CBDO with IIoT World and Ian Todd, IoT Practice Lead, Security Services with BlackBerry on WP.29  Visit this link for more information on WP.29 The UNECE World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations (WP.29) is a unique worldwide regulatory forum within the institutional framework of the UNECE Inland […]

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7 Business Reasons to Develop a Predictive Maintenance Program
· Predictive Analytics

7 Business Reasons to Develop a Predictive Maintenance Program

Predictive Maintenance allows you to offer new services to customers, where you use realtime data and insights from your deployed base of units to distance yourself from the competition and create enhanced customer value. Predictive Maintenance (PdM) is the ability to use historical data and analysis at realtime to optimize and predict when a failure […]

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Convergence Will Move IoT to a New Plane of Service Continuity
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Convergence Will Move IoT to a New Plane of Service Continuity

The tsunami of IoT application expansion is not likely to abate in the foreseeable future. New capabilities from smart consumer services to industrial use cases incorporating machine vision and complex system management are added to the IoT ecosystem regularly. However, much of these emerging concepts still rely on tried-and-true IoT processes. There continues to be […]

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A Software Architecture For Manufacturing
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A Software Architecture For Manufacturing

The movement towards Industrie 4.0 leads to a higher software penetration on the shop floor. Companies must sit behind the steering wheel if they do not want to run into trouble. A suitable software architecture is the basis for a successful Industrie 4.0 journey. As shown in this article, manufacturers have to adapt to new […]

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Paper Mill Monitors Materials & Process with Wireless Video
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Paper Mill Monitors Materials & Process with Wireless Video

A major paper mill located in the southern U.S. selected IVC’s video management solution to monitor various aspects of mill operations: fire detection monitoring of loading/unloading of raw materials and product safety monitoring of boiler system monitoring flow of material for production Design and implementation of a new wireless network by IVC partner R.E. Mason […]

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Selection criteria for a self-driving industrial vehicle vendor
· Artificial Intelligence & ML

Selection criteria for a self-driving industrial vehicle vendor

Manufacturers are increasingly turning to automation to solve their materials handling challenges. But as many are realizing, not all self-driving industrial vehicle companies are alike. The various robotic solutions on the market have vastly different degrees of flexibility, scalability and infrastructure requirements. Before investing in automation, be sure to ask your automated guided vehicle (AGV) […]

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Why Don’t More Cars Update Their Software Automatically?
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Why Don’t More Cars Update Their Software Automatically?

Tesla is the only major automaker that offers over the air (OTA) updates of both car software and firmware. This allows Tesla to add new features like new voice commands, driver profiles or blind spot warnings that weren’t available when the car was purchased. It also allows them to fix bugs that were either causing […]

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