Robot visions
This report explores the evolution and vendor landscape of robots and autonomous systems, and how skill shortages and sustainability drive adoption across verticals.
Biography
Mark Fontecchio is a research analyst for the Internet of Things channel of 451 Research, a technology research group within S&P Global Market Intelligence. He covers horizontal IoT technology, as well as focuses on the commercial transportation vertical, supply chain technology, and shipping and logistics. Before joining S&P Global Market Intelligence, Mark was the M&A research manager at 451 Research, where he helped direct the firm's coverage of technology mergers and acquisitions, and its M&A KnowledgeBase. Prior to joining 451 Research, he spent eight years at TechTarget, where he wrote and directed coverage on datacenters, data management and enterprise applications.
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Global
Recent Research from Mark Fontecchio
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Motive aims to get first responders to vehicle crashes faster with fleet management software
The vendor's latest feature is another example of a fleet management provider offering increasingly advanced tools for customers that go beyond simple "track and trace."
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Ask the Analyst: Autonomous trucking — here today, more tomorrow
Think autonomous trucking is in the future? It is already here, as vendors prepare to reap the rewards of their development efforts. The next few years will be critical as proofs of concept become operational driverless trucks as part of the fleets of major trucking companies.
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2025 Trends in IoT, Edge & Digital Industries
This report explores key trends shaping the internet of things and related technologies, highlighting their evolution from stand-alone offerings to integrated enablers of digital transformation. Covering advancements in IoT platforms, AI at the edge, IT/operational technology convergence and automation technologies such as drones and autonomous vehicles, the report provides actionable insights into how these innovations are redefining industries and preparing enterprises for a connected, AI-driven future.
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Commercial transportation using AI in digitization initiatives more than other verticals
Surprisingly, players in the commercial transportation space are deploying artificial intelligence more than other vendors in segments that are often considered to be more digitally forward, according to recent 451 Research enterprise survey results.
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Coverage Initiation: Well-funded trucking autonomy company Waabi leads with simulation-heavy approach
A relative newcomer to the autonomous trucking space, the company recently secured a $200 million round of venture capital that it will use to bring driverless trucks to the road as early as next year.
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