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contents Imprint CONTENTs 03 Editorial 04 Contents / Imprint 06 Smart People Smart Business 12 IoT Made in China 20 IoT Platforms 28 Insuring IoT 34 Interview with Marcus Weldon 38 Anti-collision Tech Smart Communications 42 Drones Take Off 47 Pop-Up Base Stations 48 Low-Earth Satellites 52 Smart Cities 56 Micromobility 58 Trains and Boats and Planes 62 Growing IoT 64 Race to the Edge 68 From Big Data to Smart Data 12 20 Title Story: IoT Made in China China is betting big on IoT with huge investments in cutting-edge technologies. Does this mean it will come to dominate the industry? And should the West be worried? Powering Change Data originates all around us and it lives in many places, too. Gathering it and linking it to analytics, storage, and a huge range of specialized apps is a role now being filled by IoT platforms. From the largest hyperscale cloud provider to narrowly focused niche players, it seems everyone has a slice of the pie. Smart Lifestyle 70 Robots in Hospitality 73 Bernd Schöne: Long-Term Storage 74 Connected Homes Smart Solutions 78 Predictive Maintenance 80 Rugged Antennas 82 Smart Companies 86 Smart Factories 88 Marco Giegerich: The Next Step 90 Smart Sensors 94 Smart Products 98 Gerd Leonhard: The Ethics of Technology 28 Disruption Insured As IoT hits commercial insurers, it is expected to be at the heart of many new strategies, with insurers able to use IoT data to assess customers, reduce insurance premiums, and provide real-time warnings. 50 The Next Space Revolution Like the industrial revolution, when new manufacturing processes marked a historic turning point, so-called “low-earth orbit satellites” are poised to transform our relationship to outer space. 4
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