Sentence examples for connectivity tech from inspiring English sources

The connectivity tech used in the sensors themselves is less thirsty than Wi-Fi so day-to-day operation can be power efficient enough for each individual sensor unit's battery to last up to two years under 'normal use'.

In order to win the prize, you have to submit an application to justify that you need very high speed connectivity — tech startups seem to have an edge in the challenge.

While about a hundred JLR engineers are working on infotainment and connectivity tech to be tested in simulators and eventually introduced into Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles, a handful of startups are down the street developing new technology that may or may not end up being used by the British automaker.

Connected item trackers that link your valuables to your mobile phone have been crowding onto the market thick and fast, fueled by the rise of the less battery-thirsty Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity tech, and promising to put an end to your 'where did I put my keys?' woes.

Kansas City was chosen to host this major event because of its new urban ideas, digital connectivity, tech advancements and innovative entrepreneurs.

In markets like China and India, which are showing explosive growth in the connectivity and tech sectors, there's a bit of a gap between supply and demand.

"The value of low-tech connectivity is much higher than the value of high-tech one-way information-giving".

Connected services are not just table stakes or value-add for Nissan customers; the automaker is hoping to drive considerable revenue from the new segment, with Nissan Corporate VP Kent O'Hara telling reporters that the idea is to have connectivity and other tech-related services drive up to 25percentt of Nissan's post-sales revenue by around 2022, according to Reuters.

The hallmarks of DusitD2 hotels are cutting-edge design, high-tech connectivity and other modern touches intended to appeal to young travelers.

By Om Malik August 9, 2016 Demand for new platforms that enable constant digital connectivity may help American tech giants defy the so-called law of large numbers.

Getting the beans down to a $30 price point could be a challenge; even though the devices are small in size, they will be outfitted with monitoring tech and connectivity that is highly sophisticated.