MedCity News September 7, 2022
Erik Kling

Medical IoT is forecast to grow from $41 billion in 2020 to $188 billion by 2028. The growth is for a good reason: Connected medical devices, combined with the right software, can improve conditions and delivery, optimize care and devices, and save lives.

By now, you’ve likely heard about the Internet of Things (or IoT), a technical term for any network of sensors and small computing devices that exchange and share information to improve the operations of real-world systems.

Global shipping companies attach smart IoT tags to monitor and transmit the state of each of their pallets, trucks, ships, and containers, right down to their exact location, temperature, humidity, and exposure to light. Interstate gas pipelines deploy hundreds of sensors...

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