Lessons from eSIM, LPWAN and Satellite IoT
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Claim: by 2027 over 85% of device makers expect programmable connectivity; concrete tooling: EUICC / eSIM with remote provisioning, a small client that pings networks and switches profiles via automation APIs, and a generic solderable SIM SKU used in Itron smart meters and a smartwatch combining NTN (Skylo) and cellular. Measured wins: reduced manufacturing SKUs and on-field SIM swaps, certified GSMA eSIM standards, and a path to verify data provenance for trustworthy AI.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00IoT connectivity challenges
- 1:27Hardware simplification
- 3:55eSIM lessons learned
- 6:45Automation in IoT
- 8:50Scaling with generic eSIMs
- 11:40Future-proofing IoT
- 12:43Q&A
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