"install hardware" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe an action that someone needs to do, such as: "We need to install the new hardware to upgrade the system."
They also help install hardware, cables and software, and create directories on networks.
Morgan operated the shuttle's and station's robotic arms to install hardware on the ISS and to support spacewalks.
Christopher Graham, the information commissioner, wants assurances about plans that will mean internet companies are instructed to install hardware tracking telephone and website traffic.
Another solution would be to install hardware in cars and software in cellphones that would disable some phone functions when cars are moving.
In 2007 and 2008, the online advertising company NebuAd contracted with six Internet service providers to install hardware on their networks that monitored users' Internet activities and transmitted that data to NebuAd's servers for analysis and use in marketing.
Next month's Queen's speech is expected to include legislation instructing internet service providers to install hardware that would give the government's electronic listening agency, GCHQ, increased access to communications data.
She installed hardware requiring a password to be entered to start the computer; he reconfigured the circuitry to get back in.
If this creates a critical mass of installed hardware and engaged users, then many additional IoT applications can emerge much more quickly.
The scheme did not require any specialized extra hardware or any change in the existing hardware architecture; it may even be able to be implemented in the firmware of the already installed hardware.
But it seeks to differentiate itself by installing hardware in cars that will facilitate the process of actually renting cars over the Internet and on mobile devices.
Walmart has not yet launched the IRL, but it's already begun installing hardware, software and the other necessary equipment to thoroughly test the technology.
