In our increasingly connected world, communications play a pivotal role in our everyday lives. Whether it’s staying in touch with friends and family, working remotely, or simply browsing the internet, having reliable connectivity is crucial. Within this context, eSIM technology has emerged as a revolutionary alternative to traditional SIM cards, particularly in the realm of public...
When we hear about automotive electronics as a specific field of electronic engineering, one often wonders what makes it so special. As regular consumers, we are familiar with consumer electronics and tend to believe that everything (design, manufacturing, and testing) can be replicated in the same manner. However, a multimedia electronic device (or one used to process or transmit data) that is...
It’s hard to figure out what we can achieve with the technology that will one day replace 5G. However, technological advances are growing at an exorbitant rate and there seems to be no end to human imagination. We have already stated that the 5G paradigm will reshape the world in which we live, allowing us to create networks of almost unlimited bandwidth, with extraordinary capacity and...
It is a fact that Internet communications are ever more present in our entertainment, work and social interactions. As a result, the telecommunications industry is a continuously changing and growing sector where huge resources are devoted to research and development to create increasingly advanced and efficient solutions. However, not all users use networks for lawful purposes. Those that...
Railway vehicle manufacturers, suppliers and rolling stock operating companies are required to meet mandatory, voluntary and contractual requirements for the construction, commissioning and operation of rolling stock and components. Rail testing companies provide independent, third-party assessment of rolling stock and components to ensure they are compliant with relevant standards. Testing will...
When it comes to transportation, the train represents a symbol of pride for many European countries, reflecting the progress of industrial development and the engine of passenger mobility. As an example, the EU demand for passenger transport increased by around 10% between 2015 and 2019, when it would register a peak of 414 billion passenger-kilometers (pkm) only to be interrupted due to the...
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