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It’s hard to imagine, but it has been one full year since the first COVID-19 stay-at-home orders changed lives across the globe, seemingly overnight. Very quickly, school, work and even social interactions moved to a screen in our living rooms or bedrooms or any space we could find as entire families adjusted to remote interactions. …
Diverse wireless technologies require car manufacturers to adopt comprehensive test support The automotive industry is experiencing an unprecedented integration of wireless connectivity, which is transforming the driving experience by improving vehicle accessibility, safety, security, convenience and reliability. In-vehicle wireless technologies are broadly categorized into three groups: secure access/digital key, infotainment and vehicle-to-everything (V2X). These technologies…
The telecommunication industry is more than six years into the deployment of 5G networks. It’s safe to say that 5G has achieved a relative state of maturity, and it’s now everywhere, particularly across North America. But one area where 5G has underperformed is indoor deployment. The problem is evident every time you walk into a…
Wireless connectivity has become a pillar of modern vehicle design. But as OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers integrate more consumer-grade wireless technology into their vehicle platforms, they are faced with the same set of challenges confronting many electronics producers: how to create and manage efficient, repeatable, scalable and cost-effective testing procedures from the early stages of R&D…
From Bluetooth-enabled glucose monitors to Wi-Fi-equipped imaging systems, connected wireless medical devices are playing a more prominent role in home and healthcare settings by ensuring critical health data is transmitted securely, reliably and in real time. The ability to shuttle data to and from the cloud is a game-changing convenience for patients and clinicians. But…
Wearable electronics have been part of the consumer and enterprise landscape for the better part of this century. The category spans a wide and expanding range of devices, from smartwatches and earbuds, to glasses, rings, smart clothing and even implantable medical sensors. Most of these devices serve a relatively simple purpose: collect data, store it…
Mobile World Congress (MWC) remains one of the wireless industry’s most important events, bringing together global mobile operators, device manufacturers, technology providers and policymakers to chart the future of telecoms and connectivity. From new infrastructure vendors to emerging technologies like AI-RAN and non-terrestrial networks (NTN), this year’s conference reinforced that the cellular ecosystem is evolving…
Wireless connectivity defines the user experience for much of the technology we rely on every day, whether we’re logging into work from a home office, sharing content from our favorite streaming platform or swiping our phones at the grocery checkout line. The healthcare industry is no different and each year spends billions on wireless medical…
Bluetooth® is entering a new and more demanding phase. For years, Bluetooth product design, tools development and test regimens occurred within the familiar 2.4-GHz frequency band. That is changing. Advanced capabilities such as Channel Sounding, Higher Data Throughput and a looming migration to the 5-GHz band are opening Bluetooth to broader markets that require support…
As Wi-Fi turned 20, LitePoint’s CTO Christian Olgaard contributed to the Wi-Fi Alliance #20YearsofWiFi blog series reflecting on the past 20 years of WiFi and LitePoint and the exciting direction where Wi-Fi is heading with the allocation of new spectrum.