Salvatore Salamone

1 week ago | rtinsights.com. | Salvatore Salamone

IoT technologies are increasingly driving efficiency and real-time informed decision-making across industries. The role of the Internet of Things (IoT) has evolved significantly since its initial deployment across industries. One significant driving factor in this change is the transition to a real-time mode of operations. Companies of all types now routinely make decisions and take actions based on real-time data and analysis of that data.

1 week ago | rtinsights.com | Salvatore Salamone

IoT technologies are increasingly driving efficiency and real-time informed decision-making across industries. The role of the Internet of Things (IoT) has evolved significantly since its initial deployment across industries. One significant driving factor in this change is the transition to a real-time mode of operations. Companies of all types now routinely make decisions and take actions based on real-time data and analysis of that data. Modern IoT devices provide that data.

1 week ago | rtinsights.com. | Salvatore Salamone

Electric commercial vehicles face more complex systems engineering, thermal management, and operational planning than electric cars. They demand more durable and scalable solutions, which makes their development significantly more resource-intensive and tailored to specific fleet needs.

1 week ago | rtinsights.com | Salvatore Salamone

Electric commercial vehicles face more complex systems engineering, thermal management, and operational planning than electric cars. They demand more durable and scalable solutions, which makes their development significantly more resource-intensive and tailored to specific fleet needs. Electric trucks and buses face several additional design and manufacturing challenges compared to electric passenger vehicles (EVs) due to their size, usage patterns, and operational demands.

1 week ago | rtinsights.com. | Salvatore Salamone

EV automakers have doubled down on the use of advanced technologies and increasingly rely on AI and automation to address market volatility and production challenges. In 2025, electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers face distinct market pressures and manufacturing challenges that set them apart from traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) automakers.