How Sidense Sees The Smart Connected Universe
May 18, 2015
Sidense recently conducted a webinar on what they call the Smart Connected Universe. They consider the Smart Connected Universe as something that includes a collection of market segments that are both smart and connected. This casts a big net, and includes what many are calling IoT, but goes further into medical, automotive and industrial. While you can quibble about definitions, any way you look at it this is a huge segment that is growing in size and importance. It also imposes a number of design requirements that are new: low power, secure and often operating in challenging environments.
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