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In large-scale IoT deployments, managing connectivity quickly becomes complex. Especially when devices remain in the field for years, operate internationally, and are not easily physically accessible. The eSIM IoT Remote...

Within the eSIM IoT architecture, the IoT Profile Assistant, abbreviated as IPA, plays an important role. This component is less visible than central management systems, but in practice it is...

The eSIM is a digital SIM card that is increasingly used in smartphones, IoT devices, and industrial applications. Instead of a physical SIM card that needs to be inserted or...

Load balancing is a technique in which network traffic or workloads are distributed across multiple systems, servers, or connections. The goal is to improve performance, prevent overload, and increase the...

Failover is a mechanism in which a system automatically switches to a backup or alternative solution when a primary component fails. The goal is to minimize downtime and keep services...

VRRP, short for Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol, is a network protocol used to ensure the availability of a gateway. It allows another router to automatically take over if the primary...

CODESYS is a development environment for industrial automation, used to create software for PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) and other industrial control systems. It is widely used around the world for...

Siemens S7 is a family of PLC systems (Programmable Logic Controllers) developed by Siemens and used for industrial automation. The platform is widely deployed worldwide to control machines, production lines,...

DALI, short for Digital Addressable Lighting Interface, is a protocol used to control and manage lighting systems. It enables digital control of lighting, either individually or in groups, within buildings...

KNX is a globally recognized standard for building automation that enables different systems within a building to communicate with each other. These systems include lighting, heating, shading, and security. By...

A QR code (Quick Response code) is a two-dimensional barcode that can be quickly scanned using cameras on smartphones, tablets, and industrial scanners. The technology was originally developed for the...

MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) is a lightweight communication protocol designed specifically for exchanging messages between devices in IoT environments. The protocol is optimized for situations with limited bandwidth, unstable...