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What Devices Support Wi-Fi 7?
We break down what types of devices support Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) as of 2024–2026, covering all major categories without speculating on unconfirmed models.
wireless networks
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Sona™ IF573 vs. Sona™ IF513: Performance vs Low Power
Wi-Fi 6E Module Selection: When Each Wins
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Wi-Fi Security Protocols: Explained
Wi-Fi has become the backbone of modern industrial and IoT networks, but its convenience comes with security challenges. Protecting wireless data from eavesdropping and unauthorized access is...
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What is a Cryptographic Module?
In our hyper-connected world, cryptographic modules are the hidden workhorses keeping our data safe. Consider that by 2025, an estimated 463 exabytes of data will be created globally every day...
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MU-MIMO vs. SU-MIMO – What’s the Difference?
This comprehensive guide explores MU-MIMO vs. SU-MIMO – what the difference is, and why it matters – with a focus on applications in IoT devices and modern cellular/Wi-Fi chipsets (like 5G and Wi-Fi 6/6E/7).
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Wi-Fi 7: The Ultimate Guide to the Latest Wi-Fi Standard
Wi-Fi networks have become the backbone of connectivity in modern medical, industrial, commercial, and automation systems. Right now, the majority of Wi-Fi devices coming to market are based on...
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How to Choose the Right Wi-Fi Module for Your IoT Application
In this article, we delve into the technical aspects, potential challenges, and the future prospects of Wi-Fi technology in IoT applications.
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Clearing the Way for Public Safety: How Applied Information's Glance™ System Cuts Response Times and Saves Lives
A matter of seconds can mean the difference between success and failure, injury, or even death. Applied Information wanted to implement a self contained fallback option ensuring a reliable and redundant solution.
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For Your Legacy Applications, Getting Smart Means Going Wireless
Introduction – What’s Your Data? For OEMs of legacy equipment, the race is already on to find ways to capitalize on the wealth of valuable data already inherent in their existing...
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SoC vs SDR For Wireless Product Design
The requirements of a wireless product design should drive the technology and solution. Numerous technology solutions have been optimized in an all on one System-on-chip (SoC), while a Software...
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Zigbee vs. 6LoWPAN for sensor networks
Arguably, ZigBee is the most popular low-cost, low-power wireless mesh networking standard available today. Just go to the ZigBee alliance web page and you’ll get a good picture of companies...
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Laird's Connected Hospital Featured in Wireless Design and Development Magazine
Deploying Wi-Fi networks in crowded environments like hospitals, industrial sites, or airports can present significant challenges. These areas however benefit greatly from leveraging the emerging...
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Laird Raises the Wireless Bar for Connected Stadiums
New Antennas Offer Greater Capability and Weather Resistance, Allowing More Devices to Stay Reliably Connected At Any Entertainment Venue Today, at the 2016 International Wireless...
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Setting Up Wi-Fi in a Medical Center: Performing a Site Survey
In hospitals, wireless medical devices transmit data that is critical to patient care. Whether stationary or mobile, these devices must never lose connectivity. Setting up a reliable Wi-Fi network in...
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Laird Technologies Releases New APG BT W400 M2M Wireless Gateway
Gateway Ideal as an Aggregator or Bridge for Different Wireless Networks St. Louis, Missouri, USA – December 28, 2011 – Laird Technologies, Inc., a global leader in the design and supply of...