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Machine-to-machine (M2M) Connections Market by Technology (Wired, Wireless), End-user Industry (Automotive & Transportation, Utilities, Security & Surveillance, Healthcare, Retail, Consumer Electronics) and Region
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Forecast Unveiled: CAGR of 20.4% Propels Cellular M2M Market to US$ 20.9 Billion by 2023
The size of the global cellular M2M connections and services market is anticipated to propel at a CAGR of 20.4% from 2023 to 2033. By 2023, its value is anticipated to reach US$ 20.9 billion.
By 2033, the market for cellular M2M connections and services is expected to reach a value of about US$ 134 billion. From 2023 to 2033, it is projected to expand to have a real financial potential of US$ 113.1 billion.
Through 2033, it is expected that countries in North America, such as Canada and the United States, will dominate the market for cellular M2M connections and services. The ongoing development of telemedicine and remote patient monitoring in these nations is anticipated to push demand. These new services frequently use real-time data and transmit the same between medical equipment and healthcare specialists, necessitating M2M connections.
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Several health insurance companies in North America might also employ cellular M2M connections and services to track policyholders’ health. Delivering personalized incentives and insurance policies for leading healthy lives can be done using the data provided.
North America is also projected to be a leading hub for clinical trials and medical research. As these would be required to transmit and gather information from participants, the need for cellular M2M connections and services might increase. Researchers can use these services to assess patient health and medication efficacy remotely.
Demand in Asia Pacific is projected to increase as wearable technology for health monitoring becomes more widely accepted. There has been an increase in the release of new smartwatches and fitness trackers that can record information on activity levels, heart rate, and sleep habits.
The need for cellular M2M connections and services is anticipated to increase due to the growing popularity of smartwatches in China, India, and Japan. These could send real-time data to mobile applications and medical personnel. Healthcare practitioners might create individualized treatment plans and enable remote patient monitoring with cellular M2M connections.
As the number of seniors increases, there will likely be a greater demand for aged care services across Asia Pacific. It is anticipated that GPS-enabled watches and wearable fall detection systems will be used to monitor the whereabouts and well-being of elderly patients. As a result, makers of wearable technology are turning to cellular M2M connections to relay location information and alarms to caregivers or emergency personnel.
Key Takeaways from Cellular M2M Connections and Services Market Study
The global cellular M2M connections and services industry grew at a decent CAGR of 25.4% in the historical period from 2018 to 2022.
The United States is projected to exhibit a CAGR of 20.3% in the forecast period.
China is likely to reach a valuation of US$ 20.9 billion by 2033 in the cellular M2M connections and services industry.
In terms of organization size, the large enterprises segment is set to showcase a CAGR of 20.2% in the assessment period.
Based on end-users, the transportation & logistics segment expanded at an average CAGR of 25.1% between 2018 and 2022.
“By 2033, it is anticipated that both developed and emerging nations will experience a rise in traffic control-related challenges. Several nations invest large sums in creating smart cities to ease traffic congestion and improve traffic management. Adoption is anticipated to be supported by cellular M2M connections’ and services’ capacity to enhance traffic flow, reduce traffic congestion, and improve urban mobility.” – opines Sudip Saha, managing director and MD at Future Market Insights (FMI) analyst.
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Competitive Landscape
Players in the cellular M2M connections and services market concentrate on developing and expanding their networks to lower latency, improve dependability, and provide extensive coverage. By developing 5G networks, they are also delivering tremendous bandwidth, making them perfect for M2M connections.
Customers should be very worried about security while using M2M applications. As a result, renowned corporations plan to spend a lot of money creating top-notch security software to safeguard devices and data. They are acquiring security certificates and providing encryption and authentication technologies.
For instance,
In July 2023, Soracom introduced a cutting-edge cellular data package to help European entrepreneurs and SMBs deploy connected goods and services more quickly while keeping data prices low. Soracom’s Plan X3-EU offers a simple, affordable M2M sensors and devices solution.
Bharti Airtel announced in October 2022 that the ‘Always On’ IoT connectivity technology would be introduced in India. An IOT device can constantly maintain a mobile network connection from multiple Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) through an eSIM thanks to the dual profile M2M eSIM.
Restraints:
Despite the promising outlook, challenges do exist. Concerns regarding data security and privacy in M2M applications need to be addressed. Additionally, the cost of implementing M2M solutions and the need for skilled professionals may hinder market growth.
Region-wise Insights – Category-wise Insights:
The regional dynamics of the Cellular M2M Connections and Services Market vary, but each region is contributing to its expansion. North America is prominent in healthcare and automotive applications, while Europe excels in smart city implementations. Asia-Pacific shows immense potential for agriculture and manufacturing M2M solutions.
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Global Segmentation of Cellular M2M Connections and Services Market
Cellular M2M Connections and Services Market by Organization Size:
Large Enterprises
SMEs
Cellular M2M Connections and Services Market by End-User:
Transportation & Logistics
Energy & Utilities
Manufacturing
Healthcare
Others
Cellular M2M Connections and Services Market by Region:
North America
Latin America
Western Europe
Eastern Europe
South Asia and Pacific
East Asia
Middle East and Africa
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May i have some advice on writing a trans-masc character? Like internal and external conflict and how to tackle them properly?
Writing Notes: Transmasculine
Transmasculine
A term used to describe people who were assigned female at birth but identify with a masculine gender identity more than a feminine gender identity.
This term is not interchangeable with trans man, although trans men may identify as transmasculine.
Can also be used to describe gender expression or as a gender identity in its own right.
“This term includes non-binary people, gender fluid people, genderqueer people—anyone assigned female at birth whose gender falls in the more masculine range,” Jo Eckler, PsyD, a licensed clinical psychologist based in Texas and author of I Can’t Fix You—Because You’re Not Broken, said in a 2020 interview with Health.
“The term transgender is often used as an umbrella term that encompasses anyone who does not identify with the gender they were assigned at birth. So trans men and transmasculine people are both transgender.”
Transmasculine is an adjective sometimes used to describe transmen, as in “transmasculine activist.”
Matthew Heinz (2016) uses the term ‘transmasculine’ to: "loosely describe people who were assigned to the female sex at birth, who do not perceive this sex designation to be an appropriate representation of their gender or sex, and who may identify as AFAB (assigned female at birth), affirmed male, bi-gender, boi, boy, FAAB (female assigned at birth), f2m, F2M, female-bodied man, female-to-male (FTM), guy, M2M, male, male-identified, male of centre, man, man of transgendered experience, man with transsexual history, new man, non-binary guy, trannyboi, transboy, transfag, transguy, transmale, transman, transmasculine, or transmasculine-leaning."
This is not meant to be an exclusive list of the identity labels transmasculine individuals may create or select to describe themselves, which vary greatly in meaning and usage (Bhanji 2012; Diamond & Butterworth 2008; Norwood 2012; Spencer 2014).
The Transgender Emergence Model
Created by counselor and social worker Arlene Istar Lev in response to the lack of a theoretical framework to guide work with transgender clients in therapy (Lev, 2004).
The framework is comprised of 6 stages and is linear in structure, but allows for fluidity or movement between stages.
This model was one of the first attempts to create a model to describe the transgender identity development process.
Stage 1: Awareness
This stage is often marked by distress as the person comes to terms with a range of emotions and thoughts
Stage 2: Seeking Info/Reaching Out
Outreach for support and knowledge regarding gender identity
Connections are made to other transgender people to learn about their process and to discover additional supports
Stage 3: Disclosure to Significant Others
Disclosing one’s transgender identity to significant people—partners, family, friends, etc.
Developing additional support networks and navigating the challenges and responses of disclosure
Stage 4: Exploration: Identity and Self-Labeling
Exploring the numerous iterations of gender and becoming comfortable and owning the gender identity that is right for the individual
Stage 5: Exploration: Transition Issues / Possible Body Modification
Exploration of gender confirming interventions such as hormones, top or bottom surgery, and exploring specific expression of gender
Self-advocating and the ability to navigate gender identity and expression as one, while also challenging the world to acknowledge and respect one’s identity
Stage 6: Integration: Acceptance and Post-Transition Issues
Transitions begin and may be ongoing—hormones, hair removal, etc.
Acceptance has been acknowledged and the individual is living life having integrated and synthesized their gender identity
An example of a transgender person who has reached stage 6 might be a transmasculine college student (assigned female at birth) who begins taking testosterone and undertakes chest reduction (top) surgery in order to live full time as a man.
LIMITATIONS OF THIS MODEL
It focuses solely on gender identity development.
It does not offer a unified theory of sexual and gender identity development, even though these two aspects of identity are often intertwined and students may experience development of both simultaneously.
Stage Model on Transgender Identity Development
One of the first developmental models for transgender identities posited by Devor (2004). Within his model, Devor describes 14 linear stages in which the individual can progress through in order to develop a sense of identity pride.
Stage 1: Abiding Anxiety
Stage 2: Identity Confusion Regarding Originally Assigned Gender and Sex
Stage 3: Identity Comparison of Originally Assigned Gender and Sex
Stage 4: Discovery of Transgenderism
Stage 5: Identity Confusion Regarding Transgenderism
Stage 6: Identity Comparison of Transgenderism
Stage 7: Tolerance of Transgender Identity
Stage 8: Delay Before Acceptance of Transgender Identity
Stage 9: Acceptance of Transgender Identity
Stage 10: Delay Before Transition
Stage 11: Transition
Stage 12: Acceptance of Post-Transition Gender and Sex Identities
Stage 13: Integration
Stage 14: Pride
Broadly, this model posits that individuals begin the developmental process by experiencing anxiety and confusion over their gendered behaviours and compares them to others with the same assigned sex.
Similar to other models, the individual attempts to seek out greater belonging within the transgender community to affirm and accept their identity, however prior to doing this they may wish to make adjustments within their interpersonal environment so that they’re surrounded by individuals who are also accepting of a transgender identity (disclosure of identity may also follow from here).
The last stages of Devor’s model explore the notions of transitioning from one gender to another, and end in pride of identity.
That is, in order to re-affirm an individual’s identity with their gender, they may seek to transition from one gender to another, in either (or both) a social or physical sense, in order to fully accept and feel pride with their gender identity.
LIMITATIONS OF THIS MODEL
Although Devor’s (2004) model posits a comprehensive approach to transgender identity development, he clarifies that there could be multiple pathways within the model that transgender individuals can progress through.
Moreover, he notes that this model will not fit every transgender person or other gender-diverse individuals, such as those whose gender identity falls outside of the binary of male and female (for a discussion on other TGD development models, see Diamond et al., 2011).
Some aspects of Devor’s model might be applicable to these individuals, such as initial confusion and comparison of identity, whereas other stages (such as the transition stages), might be only applicable to the binary concepts of male/female gender-diversity.
However, an adaption of these transition stages within this model for gender non-binary individuals might be acceptable (e.g. these individuals might still transition from a binary gender identity to a non-binary gender identity from a social and cultural perspective).
Given the scarcity of research on the identity development of gender non-binary identities, future researchers should consider how models, such as Devor’s (2004), are adaptable to other gender-diverse individuals.
On Media Representation & Portrayals
Media rely on stereotypes to tell stories, especially when the topics deal with novel representations. At issue is the limited number of transmasculine characters, along with outdated tropes.
According to Dry (2019), Hollywood is still “figuring out what to do with trans male characters.”
Billard (2016) credited the invisibility of transgender men to the lack of shock or intrigue given to transgender women.
In its depictions, television teaches that young transmasculine characters are less scandalous than transfeminine characters, which is understandable given the more acceptable “tomboy” over the “sissy.”
New Amsterdam (2018) does a significantly more thorough job of explaining the transition of a transmasculine character than other medical dramas, which often focus on the surgical aspect. In the episode, transgender youth Shay’s parents describe how depressed he had been and how after he socially transitioned, he started smiling and making friends.
Heinz (2016) explained traditional transmasculine narratives in the following stages:
emergence of trans consciousness,
severe distress,
treatment of the condition, and
resolution of the distress and “integration into normative society” (p. 104).
The severe distress aspect is likely presented in 2 forms: others’ judgments and one’s own perception that they need to be “fixed.”
The “wrong body” trope, according to Halberstam (1998), describes an error of nature “whereby gender identity and biological sex are not only discontinuous but catastrophically at odds.”
Heinz (2016) added, “If one is trapped in the ‘wrong’ body, then one’s condition needs to be ‘righted’” (p. 89), which then leads to the third stage of altering the body through surgery and hormones.
This “wrong body” trope is mainly found in older series, such as The L Word, Degrassi, and The Fosters.
It no longer appears after 2015.
Instead of “wrong body,” Ian Harvie jokes in his comedy special, “I just feel like this was the right body. I just made some modifications to it.”
Interdisciplinary artist and film-maker Jules Rosskam (2010), ponders whether the system of representation itself precludes an ‘ideal’ trans representation in the media:
"Perhaps we can agree that we will not expect one person, one film, one story to represent the vastly different, extremely complex and beautiful variety of our lives. And, that no matter how much we disagree or dis-identify with the version of trans being represented, we must not engage in practices that attempt to silence certain voices, in order that ours be heard."
Sources: 1 2 3 4 5 ⚜ More: Writing Notes & References
If drawing from personal experience isn't possible, more important than all of this research is to speak with and listen to transmasculine people in our lives. Hope this helps with your writing!
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Heyo @wixenforever @that1notetaker I have more songs for y'all! Kinda an even split between some angst and just fluffy RuneSeeker vibes haha.
Island - Austen Marie More of the boys being soft and wanting a life for each other, hahaha. Like, just listen to it, it's so soft, and I'm gonna melt because of it.
Love is Gone (Acoustic cause it's amazing) - Slander, Dylan Matthew So, how about Harry to Petunia/the Dursleys in general? Is that pain and angst I hear? Goooooooooood Honestly, this connection came when the conversations were happening in the comments of my post here where we talked about Harry having parts of Privet Drive in his RoR created relaxing space
M2M - Cody Jon Honestly, I had a moment when the second chorus comes in where I legit paused, started singing cause it's a bop, then had a lightbulb moment of "Oh wait! The boys!" hahaha.
Anyway, this is them with Hogwarts in general. Like, go through @that1notetaker's art with this/this with them going to each others tables (breaking all unspoken Hogwarts rules repeatedly) and especially this with them just casually cuddling in random spots.
Far Across The Land - Eurielle and Ryan Louder More of Harry trying to find his way and figure out what he wants to live for.
I've been lost for far too long I need to find my way Trying hard to carry on But still feel far away
Like, to me, this just screams Harry trying to learn about his family and history, what it means to be part of the Potter and Black families, and just playing so much catch up while also feeling that sorrow of "If things had happened differently, I could have grown up with all of this." But especially this part here:
Give me strength to believe When I'm losing faith Help me past the darkness In my mind
Isn't that just Harry to Sirius/Remus when asking about his parents and visiting Godric's Hollow? Or with.... honestly with Draco cause I have no doubt that Narcissa taught him from a child in Black family stuffs cause that just feels like something she'd do to me.
Paralyzed - NF Okay, this one is purely speculative, but is this Theo (and maybe Draco and/or Blaise as well, but mainly Theo) after Ophelia died? I really feel like this could be Theo. The first two verses just hooked me on this idea like:
When did I become so numb? When did I lose myself? All the words that leave my tongue Feel like they came from someone else
Tell me this isn't Theo when he's pushing his friends away. This feels so accurate for what he'd been thinking in that Story Time With Theo segment we got.
When did I become so cold? When did I become ashamed? Where's the person that I know? They must have left They must have left With all of my faith
Isn't this just Theo being like, "Why do I keep pushing them away when I need them to help me?"
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Idk why but my mind keeps going back to thinking on this "AU"
Like the juicy drama, the angst, Ody having some abandonment issues and prob some ressentiment towards his family for abandoning him. Specially if he and Circe still have their connection but they ended up not looking for/finding him until much later, making him think they knew abt him but just never bothered to save him.
Reminds me of that AU from M2M where Jeo didn't went to look for Amber immediately and she got experimented on
Oooooo it kinda does doesn’t it!!!
Honestly I think it’s really neat for what if’s, especially given the entire point of Ody was “What if mewtwo was rescued during his cut origin story?”
But honestly? Now that I’ve thought about it more I’m kinda wondering if his memory would’ve wiped after Amber anyways and possibly cut him and Circe off before they even had a chance to connect. Given Circe was the one reaching out, Ody was only ever reaching out to a dead amber.
So there’s a chance Noe, Deca, Flurry, and Circe grow up completely oblivious, while Meau ignores the visions she had assuming it was Circe. That Mewtwo breaks out, does his thing, and Meau ends up playing thr role of the first movie Mew. But against an adult, trained, and bioweapon raised Odysseus… ehe
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hey… tell me your armored core 6 headcanons...
god i have an amount. im not sure how to sort this
Here are the general ones:
Ninety years before the start of Armored Core 6, childhood as a concept has been completely dismantled. Corporations have enough power to lobby the end of public education as a whole and all education is privatized. Children will work once able in the era of the Fifth Industrial Revolution. The M2M Era (Man-to-Machine).
Due to advancements in medical research and technology (for military purposes), every disability, disorder, and impairment is accommodated for the purpose of fulfilling the interests of the company. Depending on how valuable someone is, anyone can basically get any medical procedure they want. It's commonplace for employees of certain companies have some kind of medical procedure done. Employment ensures any and all healthcare. You have nothing if you not employee, there is no safety net or social program of any kind provided by what is essentially the government.
Preserving reproductive material is much more commonplace, it's actually expectation. Natural pregnancies are looked down upon since birth and recovery takes employees time away from work. Designer babies are common including eugenicist mindsets that follow. There's a weird initial treatment toward those who are naturally born leaving genetic risks to chance. Birth statuses are required on resumes.
AC cockpits have one-size-fits-all compatibitiy for all augments, manual controls, and any customization.
All augments are a variation of brain implants and synthetic hormones. Implants in the inner ear for balance, parietal lobe for sensation, and cerebellum for movement. Hormones to maintain wakefulness and awareness, regulate body functions. Hormones that relate to body regulation also modifies stem cell growth (this inadvertently affects aging as these hormones preserve the telomeres as cells divide.) are secreted into the brain, liver, and femur.
Older generations were extremely invasive because the implants required removing some brain tissue and there were complications such as bleeding, infection, or the breaking down of the actual implant injuring the brain. The implants were also susceptible to electric shock since they'd require a direct external connection. There was also no way to regulate their tempuratures.
Newer (10th) generation of augments are less invasive by no longer requiring to remove brain matter and directly stimulates the brain but can cause overstimulation and oversensitivity, making the user more prone to stress. External connections are magnetic. Hormone secretion implants include secreting coolant when the body exceeds a certain temperature or bpm reaches a certain rate, thresholds which can be fine tuned by the user. They are usually implanted in the heart and lungs.
Other augments include artificial muscles since some AC parts don't have avionic-like controls. Artifical muscles require company secret titanium alloy to replace some of the bones the they attach to.
Since the societal memory of "childhood" is nonexistent, the concept of family is too. Foremost, people are a company asset, desinger babies are conceived because of the influence of the company, they are born comfortably because of the accommodation of the company. People are born as employees indebted to the companies that brought them life.
Parents function much like backers or sponsors to pull their offspring out of general youth company training for more specialized education, for reasons such as to inherit their position. Every five years, starting from age 5 until age 20, children trainees are tested and the results will be evaluated by their parents that decide their worth to invest in them as an asset. When trainees are of age they are allowed to look up, through the company's in-house genetic database, who their parents are. If the names are not available, it means they were disowned. Trainees who never recieve an investment will become a grunt.
RLF culture is a long altered ghost of a corporate culture from a company that no longer exists. "Father" and "uncle" are intimate military titles that have lost their original meaning.
RFL care about children more thanks to the fact that the technology to incubate fetuses became derelict, natural birth has made a boom.
I don't have all of them yet but every named character in ACVI has a disability, disorder, and/or an impairment of some kind that's been accommodated for or inflicted on. No one is normal in this game. Not a single person.
Older generation augmented humans that manage to grow out hair consider it a personal victory, perserving a sliver of individuality.
Okay i think that covers it. I have headcanons for characters that'd make the average gamer hurl
Snail is 90 years old kept young due to his augments. As you know, my dear friend, he has had one billion plastic surgeries. He's changed his gender 17 times. He has race swapped so much that the company told him to stop. He's had honkers, he's had cock, pussy, you name it and he's vain about it. I like to think this happened because his face was split in half during combat may years ago. He doesn't like Pater, he smells Pater's avarice from a mile away; recognition of self. He doesn't like anyone. Snail is a freak He's a sadomaso. He loves natural, unaugmented cock. Like everyone who's been a corporate slave who does actually all the work their whole life, he's fucked in the head. He likes to do fucked up things to those in re-education. Sorry, 621 and Walter. If he really doesn't like them for real he just takes the frontal lobe. Sorry, Swinburne. He hates old people, he hates mental illness, he hates animals.
Freud is in his 30s and he is actually naturally born. Someone like the top Vesper being naturally born can sway public opinion. He delegates authority to Snail for canon reasons but he does it to bully him for being so annoying and controlling. Like Snail, he also has authority to send people to re-education and also oversee it himself if he ever cared to. Freud is a man who gives no shits about anything that isn't about his AC and combat. He likes to look at stats and parts and planning budgets for them, and sorting them onto tierlists. He's also got a great cock. He has an assortment of children invested by the company (nicknamed as Freudlings) due to his impressive genetics. He doesn't really care about them other than their combat ability and only likes to spar or talk combat with them every once in a while. They admire him ferociously as the top Vesper and some want to surpass him.
Pater has spedrun life. He has the knack of figuring out the corporate game and exploits and appeals to climb the ladder. There was a certain psychological evaluation required for tenth generation augmentation, he passed with flying colors. He moseys up to anyone who may help him even if he has to subtely play the role of whatever appeals to them the most. His emotional state is determined by the amount of stress he endures from overstimulation. Pater is a twin! His twin was nonviable and is just kept in a tube somewhere in case he needs its cells or something.
O'Keeffe is initially deaf in one ear from a self inflicted wound. The tinnitus from his Second Generation augments were too much some times.
Rusty is far-sighted. He's 28 years old.
HONEST BRUTE! A headcanon of yours is a headcanon of mine. He's a coral head who's a pervert freak on every level and lives like shit. His clothes are stained, there's fruitflies swarming the trashcan near his bed, there are bedbugs in his dirty mattress on the floor next to his used needles and bent spoons. The euphoria of coral drugs for him is that it vibrates his augments in a way that stimulates pleasure center in the brain. His olfactory nerves were damaged from snorting the stuff so he's anosmic. And one of the only scents he can smell is ammonia. Do what you wish with that information. He does injections now. He gets bloody noses and has coral breath and is greasy. Despite this, he's extremely charming snd persuasive. He was Carla's kitten. He got close to Carla by lying to others effectively sabotaging them and taking their place, completely impulsively. Like, he stole the Overed Rail Canon literally just because. He's got insane good memory too, it really helps him sell the lie. He once got caught fucking Chatty by Carla. You know that guy who got caught fucking the washing machine? He's a very good lover. Are you really having a good time if you both aren't also high on coral? He smells so bad that it when it gets on you, other people would know you spent time with him. The smegma in his chastity cage-marked foreskin has crystalized. God i need to fuck this guy
Sulla hates Walter for making him eat the doodoo and will kill or fuck his dogs to spite him. And wants to be a dog owner himself but better and cuts someone else's french toast for them.
My 621 has leg nerve damage, muscle atrophy, selective mutism, and prone to hypothermia and is also so hot and sexy and fuckable, everybody wants it. 621's muscles are to weak to cut its own french toast so Walter cuts them for it and he does it so badly it's horrible! 621 sides with anyone that has its wheelchair. 621 didnt have time for for any physical recovery arriving on Rubicon so its AC is controlled mostly through extremly invasive augments in the brain and has been tuned to respond to fine finger movements. If anyone would care to help 621 through physical therapy and see its hair grow in patches it would be so sexy. So much tension.
Walter and Michigan definitely fucked before the start of the game.
uuuuu thats all i can spit out for now maybe I'll add more
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What is the use of SMS modem ?

An SMS modem is a device that enables computers and other electronic devices to send and receive SMS messages over a cellular network. It typically connects to a computer via a USB or serial port and utilizes a SIM card to establish a connection with the cellular network. SMS modems are frequently employed in applications where automated or bulk SMS message transmission and reception are required.
Here are some common applications of SMS modems:
Two-factor authentication: SMS modems can be used to send one-time passwords (OTPs) to users for two-factor authentication. This enhances security by requiring both a password and access to the user's phone for login.
Remote monitoring: SMS modems can transmit alerts and notifications from remote devices, such as sensors or alarms. This facilitates monitoring equipment in remote locations or receiving security breach alerts.
Bulk SMS messaging: SMS modems enable sending bulk SMS messages for marketing or notifications. This efficiently reaches a large audience compared to individual messages.
M2M (Machine-to-Machine) communication: SMS modems facilitate communication between machines, such as vending machines or ATMs. This enables status updates, command reception, or action triggering.
SMS voting and polling: SMS modems can collect votes or poll responses from a large population. This aids surveys, elections, or other feedback gathering methods.
SMS modems are versatile tools for SMS communication, with diverse applications in telecommunications, security, marketing, and automation.
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The Internet of Things (IoT): Strategic Connectivity Solutions for Telecom Operators
The Internet of Things (IoT) has moved beyond the concept stage and is now a tangible force with a measurable impact across industries. For telecommunications companies, IoT presents an opportunity to extend their capabilities, enhance automation, and unlock new revenue streams. Enterprise IoT solutions empower businesses to operate more efficiently and effectively.
From smart cities to smart agriculture, telecom companies are repositioning themselves as key enablers of intelligent connectivity. However, this transformation requires more than just data transport, it needs purpose-built IoT solutionsand advanced connectivity management platforms to manage scale, security, and service quality.
Telecom's Expanding Responsibilities in IoT Deployments
Telecom companies must support a mix of low-power and high-bandwidth connections, ensuring data integrity while meeting growing service demands across industries.
Certainly, several industry verticals have started embracing enterprise IoT solutions. This adoption requires responsive, high availability networks. Telecom providers can fulfill these needs through the use of IoT connectivity management software that offers detailed control over device performance, bandwidth, and compliance protocols.
Deploying IoT in Telecom gives operators the tool to deliver consistent performance while ensuring transparency and security across networks. This is crucial across industrial, commercial, and residential sectors.
Overcoming Scalability and Efficiency Issues with Connectivity Software
The diversity and concentration of IoT use cases make network management increasingly complex.Telecom operators require tools that enable them to scale connectivity without sacrificing uptime or performance.
That is where leading IoT connectivity management software proves invaluable. With centralized dashboards and automation capabilities, telecom operators can provision devices, manage network rules, apply firmware updates, and enforce security compliance at scale.
Use Case Highlights Throughout Primary Verticals
Smart Cities:
As city populations grow, municipalities are leveraging IoT infrastructure to manage traffic flow, public security, and power consumption. Communications providers enable the transition by taking charge of tens of thousands of interconnected devices and sensors. A proper platform guarantees latency-tolerant data exchange while being able to sustain high-density device environments.
Fleet and Automotive:
Vehicle diagnostics, Telematics, and V2X communication rely on continuous and secure connectivity. Telecom operators ensure uninterrupted and secure connectivity within regions. IoT and M2M connectivity management platforms provide remote updates, fault detection, and real-time fleet insights.
Industrial Systems:
IoT is widely used in oil, gas, agriculture, and manufacturing sectors for predictive maintenance and equipment diagnostics. The ideal IoT connectivity management software provides solid remote monitoring and reduces downtime by providing advance warning and automatic action.
Healthcare:
Medical wearables and networked monitoring devices require real-time and secure data flow. Telecommunications companies drive these networks with specialized IoT services, which ensure compliance with regulations and stable connectivity. This facilitates improved patient monitoring, notifications, and customized treatment regimens.
Residential and Consumer IoT:
Intelligent doorbells, thermostats, and wearables need easy-to-use, secure connections. Operators employ IoT solutions for telecom to enhance device compatibility, minimize support complaints, and provide richer digital home experiences.
Managing Device Networks with Precision
To support rising demand, telecom providers must manage millions of connected assets with minimal delay or disruption. IoT connectivity management platforms bring several advantages to network administrators and operations teams.
Core Capabilities Include:
End-to-End Lifecycle Management: Telecom firms manage device onboarding, activation, firmware distribution, and decommissioning in a centralized interface. Automation reduces operational complexity.
Elastic Scalability: With dynamic bandwidth control, CSPs adjust service levels based on traffic loads. This elasticity is vital when devices spike during peak hours or events.
Security Frameworks: Device authentication, encrypted sessions, and anomaly detection tools help defend against unauthorized access or misuse. Many IoT solutions for telecom also include compliance monitoring tools.
Operational Efficiency: Monitoring tools detect network inefficiencies, allowing telecom teams to fix issues before service is affected. The result is fewer outages and more efficient resource use.
Governance and Innovation with Smart Device Control
IoT governance includes more than asset tracking - it encompasses data ownership, access rights, performance metrics, and usage policies. Without comprehensive governance systems, telecom firms may face integration issues and compliance risks.
New Business Models: Telecom operators now offer value-added services in industrial control, agriculture, logistics, and healthcare. Such services are based on the finest IoT connectivity management software to guarantee precise, real-time data streams that facilitate analytics and automation.
Customized Services: With IoT connectivity management platforms, operators tailor services to specific clients, offering extended data retention for hospitals or greater throughput for industrial IoT gateways.
Less Downtime: With predictive maintenance capabilities, telecom operators solve issues before they affect customers. This approach reduces downtime and enhances network credibility.
Technology Experimentation: Network slicing, edge computing, and private 5G are all enabled by mature IoT management tools. Telecommunications companies can deploy pilots and test performance indicators prior to widespread deployments.
Connecting the Dots: Practical Benefits for Telecom Companies
Machine-to-machine communication and connected infrastructure offer real gains in operations and service design. From energy grids to water management and smart agriculture, telecom providers are aligning with enterprise clients to deliver connected services with measurable outcomes.
Platforms like Infinity by 6D Technologies provide CSPs with enterprise-grade tools to control devices, track behavior, and manage resource usage at any scale. These platforms help telecom firms close service gaps and deliver consistent customer experiences.
IoT applications in telecom also support analytics, which in turn helps firms optimize their network investments and align with high-demand areas. Today, they deliver far more than connectivity- they deliver insight and performance.
Conclusion: Creating Long-term Value with Telecom IoT Solutions
The telecom sector holds a distinct advantage in the growth of connected technology. Providers with the right systems in place can evolve beyond traditional bandwidth services and deliver intelligent solutions tailored to specific industries.
IoT solutions for telecom are no longer optional. Undoubtedly, they shape the way services are designed, deployed, and maintained. Through smart integration, telecom companies gain more control over quality, cost, and user outcomes.
Using the best IoT connectivity management software, operators streamline service orchestration, automate fault detection, and offer rapid deployment options for enterprise and consumer segments alike. These platforms help telecom providers expand their market presence and support IoT on a scale without sacrificing security or efficiency.
6D Technologies supports this transformation with Infinity, a flexible enterprise IoT solution built for telecom-grade requirements. It enables connected experiences, real-time tracking, and proactive resource optimization.
With tools like Infinity, telecom providers aren’t just connecting devices; they're delivering reliability, insight, and business value across every sector they serve. Learn more about the best IoT platform for telco from 6D Technologies here: https://www.6dtechnologies.com/products-solutions/internet-of-things
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Smart Factory Design: Where Data Meets Infrastructure
The concept of the smart factory has moved beyond buzzwords into a practical framework for the next era of manufacturing. At its core, smart factory design isn’t just about technology—it’s about building an infrastructure that can think, respond, and evolve through data. As manufacturers move toward greater digitisation, the way a factory is mapped and designed plays a pivotal role in how effective and adaptable that factory will be.
Rethinking the Factory Layout
Traditional factory layouts prioritised linear workflows—materials entered at one end and exited as finished products at the other. While efficient for volume, such layouts lacked flexibility. Today’s smart factories require a shift in thinking: the space must support rapid changes in demand, batch sizes, and product types.
In a smart factory, layout planning must account for real-time data exchange. This means fewer physical barriers, modular workstations, and connectivity zones for sensors and machinery. Designing for flexibility—where equipment and workspaces can be quickly rearranged—ensures long-term adaptability.
The Role of Digital Mapping
Before physical construction or reconfiguration begins, digital twin technology allows planners to simulate different layout scenarios. This virtual model replicates the physical environment in a digital space, enabling designers to test and validate workflows, sensor placement, and data collection points.
These simulations go beyond floorplans—they incorporate the flow of data through machines, human interaction points, and storage systems. The goal is to optimise not just physical movement, but also information flow, which is critical to real-time decision-making in a smart environment.
Data Infrastructure as a Design Element
Wiring, network bandwidth, and sensor placements are no longer afterthoughts. In a smart factory, data infrastructure must be embedded in the design phase. Connectivity between machines (M2M), human-machine interfaces (HMI), and enterprise systems is fundamental.
Designers must also plan for edge computing zones—areas within the factory where local data processing occurs, reducing latency and increasing responsiveness. These zones influence the placement of key machinery, control hubs, and even lighting, ventilation, and power supply lines.
Sustainability and Scalability
Smart factories are often expected to meet both sustainability targets and scalability goals. The design must support energy-efficient operations, often integrating renewable power sources, automated shutdown systems, and real-time monitoring of resource usage.
At the same time, the infrastructure should allow for the seamless addition of new technologies—such as advanced robotics or AI-driven analytics. Designing with open architecture principles enables upgrades without major overhauls.
Building with Intelligence
Smart factory design is no longer about fitting machines into a space—it’s about aligning physical infrastructure with digital intelligence. As data becomes the driving force behind manufacturing efficiency and responsiveness, factory spaces must be built to accommodate that flow from the ground up. The most successful smart factories are those that treat data not as a by-product but as a design principle—one that shapes the factory’s very foundation.
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Europe Wearable Sensor Market Size, Revenue, End Users And Forecast Till 2028
The Europe wearable sensor market is expected to reach US$ 1,109.30 million by 2028 from US$ 411.09 million in 2021. The market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 15.2% from 2021 to 2028.
Market Overview
Hands-free wearable technology helps deliver real-time information to device users. Mobile device original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) aggressively invest in wearable devices to offset declining margins in their traditional smartphone and tablet markets. As a result, the wearable sector has been flooded with various smart bands, smartwatches, and other wearable devices with machine-to-machine (M2M) offerings capable of collecting, sending, and processing data over mobile applications.Furthermore, the integration of M2M technology with wearable medical devices improves their flexibility and scalability. Due to the various benefits of IoT, AR, and M2M technologies, the demand from various applications such as healthcare and consumer electronics. Also, this increasing demand is projected to lead market players to invest and innovate more products related to these technologies, such as Xiaomi AR smart glasses. Thus, the increasing penetration of AR, IoT, and M2M technologies in smart wearables is creating future trends for the market. The Europe wearable sensor market is expected to grow at a good CAGR during the forecast period.
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Europe Wearable Sensor Strategic Insights
Strategic insights for the Europe Wearable Sensor provides data-driven analysis of the industry landscape, including current trends, key players, and regional nuances. These insights offer actionable recommendations, enabling readers to differentiate themselves from competitors by identifying untapped segments or developing unique value propositions. Leveraging data analytics, these insights help industry players anticipate the market shifts, whether investors, manufacturers, or other stakeholders. A future-oriented perspective is essential, helping stakeholders anticipate market shifts and position themselves for long-term success in this dynamic region. Ultimately, effective strategic insights empower readers to make informed decisions that drive profitability and achieve their business objectives within the market.
Market leaders and key company profiles
Texas Instruments Incorporated.
NXP Semiconductor.
Analog Devices Inc.
STMicroelectronics.
Infeneon Technology.
Sensirion AG.
Robert Bosch GmbH.
Panasonic Corporatin.
TE Connectivity Corporation.
TDK corporation.
Europe Wearable Sensor Regional Insights
The geographic scope of the Europe Wearable Sensor refers to the specific areas in which a business operates and competes. Understanding local distinctions, such as diverse consumer preferences (e.g., demand for specific plug types or battery backup durations), varying economic conditions, and regulatory environments, is crucial for tailoring strategies to specific markets. Businesses can expand their reach by identifying underserved areas or adapting their offerings to meet local demands. A clear market focus allows for more effective resource allocation, targeted marketing campaigns, and better positioning against local competitors, ultimately driving growth in those targeted areas.
Europe Wearable Sensor Market Segmentation
The Europe wearable sensor market is analyzed on the basis of sensor type, application, vertical, and country. Based on sensor type, the market is segmented into accelerometer, gyroscope, position sensor, motion sensor, image sensor, pressure and force sensor, touch sensor, and others. The accelerometer segment dominated the market in 2020.Based on application, the market is segmented into smart wristwear, smart glass, smart bodywear, and smart footwear. The smart wristwear segment led the market in 2020.Based on vertical, the market is segmented into consumer electronics, healthcare, and industrial and enterprise. The consumer electronics segment dominated the market in 2020.
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