Driving innovation in water technology with global connectivity delivered from IoT Accelerator, Grundfos can now deliver valuable actionable insights to their customers.

With Ericsson IoT technology under the hood, this innovative end-to-end solution ushers in a new standard of IoT device and data management.

In China, we connected the world's first IoT factory-automating and streamlining production, showing the benefits that Massive IoT are worth investing in.

The Japanese word “kakashi” translates to “scarecrow”, but the e-kakashi platform does much more than scare off pests. Using AI, IoT and cloud technology, e-kakashi helps farmers maintain an ideal growing environment for any crop.

With this IoT use case we’re helping one of America’s fastest growing cities manage their traffic growth while also increasing driver safety.

Ericsson and du, a telecommunications operator based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, have partnered to accelerate digitalization in the region by deploying innovative solutions that enable faster introduction of new Internet of Things (IoT) services.

Ericsson and LYNK & CO are collaborating on a cloud-based solution with endless opportunities to personalize, enrich and expand the automobile experience.

Many citizens are asking what more authorities can do to keep people safe. In collaboration with China Mobile and the China Geological Survey Institute, Ericsson is demonstrating how massive IoT can be used to save lives through disaster monitoring and early warnings

Clean and healthy water is a basic human right. The UN’s Sustainable Development Goal No 6 is to improve the quality of water, so that everyone has access to clean water by 2030.

The China Telecom IoT Open Platform enables enterprises to deploy, control and scale the management of IoT devices through partnerships.

Ericsson’s Connected Mangroves project, combines cloud, machine-to-machine and mobile broadband to help the local community in Selangor, Malaysia, to better manage the growth of new mangrove saplings.

AT&T and Ericsson trial low cost connected sensors that highlight how new mobile technologies could help safeguard the environment and the supply of vital natural resources, such as water.

The smart manufacturing project is enabling Martin Friis and his team at SKF’s world-class factory to radically transform manufacturing, and provide competitive advantage by introducing fundamental changes to the way industries operate.

Through cellular connectivity, almost every asset in a factory can be connected and managed to solve operational challenges. Read how we’re enabling more efficient and sustainable production processes in Tallinn.