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When it comes to connecting IoT devices to cellular networks, the SIM card you choose matters far more than you might think. While consumer SIMs are readily available and seemingly cost-effective, they are not built for the demands of IoT applications, especially in industrial environments. Eseye’s industrial grade IoT SIMs are engineered specifically for the...

How do you make global IoT deployments as simple as local ones? That’s the burning question we’ve been working with several leading mobile network operators to solve over the past 5 years. At MWC 2025 in Barcelona, we revealed our latest ground-breaking announcement with AT&T to launch their new Global SIM Advanced solution. This collaboration...

Wearables have played a significant role in the explosion of IoT in the consumer sector. In the last few years, innovation has brought us a long way from the humble step-counter wristband, by way of the smartwatch, to an era where wearable IoT has potential applications in just about every vertical from manufacturing to healthcare,...

When transporting refrigerated goods across South America, it is essential to have a reliable cold chain management solution. In Brazil, where 30% of transported cargo requires precise temperature control, a single point of failure can result in losses worth millions. Neokohm CTO Luis Lorenzi joins this Portuguese podcast special to explain how his company revolutionized...

Special Hardware Pioneers 2025 show discount of up to 35% off RRP on Eseye’s Hera 600 and 200 helps to simplify complex connectivity for international IoT projects The intricate landscape of global cellular connectivity often presents significant hurdles for enterprises aiming to deploy and manage their Internet of Things (IoT) devices across borders. Eseye, a...

One of the biggest barriers to large scale or international IoT deployments is roaming, or the issue of permanent roaming to be more specific. Roaming was originally designed for consumer mobile devices that would only spend short periods of time as a guest on visited networks, for example when travelling for leisure or business trips...

Specialist IoT connectivity providers deliver the most appropriate Subscriber Identity Modules (SIMs) for your business, enabling your Internet of Things (IoT) devices to send data to your application. The right kind of connectivity is essential to the success of your IoT application and is tied closely to the use case. Because in most situations performing...

Although much of the world is served by cellular signal, many vertical IoT applications require devices to be installed in locations outside of population centers, which can have an impact on connectivity options. Maritime is one such industry. Seas and oceans make up about 70% of the Earth’s surface and only an estimated 15% of...

Electric Vehicle (EV) adoption is rising fast, with sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles due to be phased out in many regions over the next decade. Demand for EV charging points is growing in tandem as a critical part of EV infrastructure given the reduced range of today’s electric vehicles, creating a phenomenon known...