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Small, flexible generators which convert movement into electricity could soon be the future of free and unlimited energy thanks to a breakthrough in energy harvesting technology.

During the COVID-19 outbreak, the automotive industry has been hit hard by shutdowns of factories and sales around the world. The pandemic has slowed down global car sales and is shifting consumer behaviours in travel. Over the long term, COVID-19 could have a lasting impact on the mobility landscape.

Anyline, provider of smartphone-based scanning technology, will offer its solutions for free to emergency, security and logistics services to combat the spread of the coronavirus.

Circular Computing's carbon-neutral remanufactured Hewlett-Packard (HP) laptops are being promoted to consumers alongside a brand-new model - by HP itself.

Acorn Industrial Services Ltd is part of Axel Johnson International, a global industrial group of more than 120 companies in 28 countries.

Some 80% of employees hoped that tech-enabled remote working capabilities would give them better work-life balance.

Cisco has announced new mobility solutions aimed to help service providers drive revenue and profitability from their 5G infrastructure.

What do you do with your old smartphone when you no longer need it? Chances are, you keep it. According to a survey conducted by the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), 45 per cent of UK households have two to five unused electronic devices at home. Here Neil Ballinger, head of EMEA sales at automation equipment supplier EU Automation, discusses smartphones and the circular economy.

Kaseya, a leading provider of complete IT infrastructure management solutions for both managed service providers (MSPs) and internal IT departments, has announced the launch of the Kaseya Fusion Mobile App — the first of its kind to combine the functions of a next-generation remote monitoring and management (RMM)  platform with professional services automation (PSA)  software into a single mobile platform.

Today, there are almost as many devices connected to the internet as there are people in the world to use them. By most measures, approximately half of these devices are in industrial environments, collectively making up the industrial internet of things (IIoT).