Made for IoT is a podcast celebrating the leaders, innovators and disruptors of IoT. Each episode we will speak with IoT industry experts to gain unrivaled insights and expertise into removing barriers and improving efficiencies in IoT: from hardware, to connectivity, to cloud.
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Episode 34: The future of eSIM IoT and SGP.32 with Valid and Murata
Valid and Murata experts explore the future of eSIM IoT and SGP.32, revealing how this emerging standard is transforming device management, security, and deployment for connected devices.
20 Nov 2024
Episode 33: LTE-M vs LTE Cat 1 bis: Evaluating connectivity tech beyond the hype with Treon, Valid, and Marketvines
Alejandro Pulido at Valid, Farhad H. P. Shirvan at Onomondo, Antti Kangaskoski at Treon, and Bradley K. Canham at Marketvines dissect the LTE standards, revealing the optimal choice for IoT applications to ensure performance and cost-effectiveness.
13 Nov 2024
Episode 32: Building a robust cellular tech stack with Agurotech
This episode covers the setup of a cellular tech stack and how features like IoT connectors, traffic monitoring, webhooks, and VPNs play into launching a product. Highlighting a challenging use case in a rural area and best troubleshooting tricks, we’ll hear firsthand from Mattia on his experiences and learnings.
Featuring: Mattia Fiumara (Tech Lead) at Agurotech
For slides, visit: https://onomondo.com/video/cellular-connectivity-web-summit-2024/ (https://onomondo.com/video/cellular-connectivity-web-summit-2024/)
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