Enthusiasm is mounting for the potential of 5G technology. The next generation wireless telecommunications system promises higher speeds, lower latency and greater capacity than the current 4G system.

Grab your virtual reality (VR) headset and get to class…maths class that is. As the digitization of education, learning and training progresses, innovative technologies, such as virtual reality are making it possible to cater to the learner’s preferences.

Luca Mari, whose term of office as Chair of the earliest IEC technical committee (TC 1) has been extended until the end of September 2021, is one of the leading experts in the science of measurement.

The scope of artificial intelligence applications has been broadened thanks to advances in machine learning. This is opening up a new world of opportunities.

During a recent visit to the IEC, Michael Mulquin, Chair of the IEC Systems committee on Smart cities, shared his thoughts on how we define smart cities, the role of technology and data and the importance of standards.

Business operations are often complex, involving data rich systems which provide diverse services.

The ISO/IEC Joint Technical Committee (JTC) 1 is holding its annual plenary meeting in Stockholm this week from 5 to 8 November. The Plenary is hosted by the Swedish Standards Institute.

Like many other industries, shipping is increasingly dependent upon digitalisation and automation. With the convergence of operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT), more systems are being connecting to the Internet.

A digital twin is an evolving mirror of a live asset that enables predictive maintenance. The technology influences the design, production and operation of a product.

According to a new study commissioned by Inmarsat, the maritime industry has one of the most favourable attitudes towards the adoption of analytic, management and operational tools based on the internet of things (IoT).