How to Build a Wearable Tracking Device: From Idea to Production
Building a wearable tracking device sounds straightforward: determine the location, send it somewhere, and display it in an app. In practice, the difficult part is
Building a wearable tracking device sounds straightforward: determine the location, send it somewhere, and display it in an app. In practice, the difficult part is

Image Reference: bretwaters.medium.com After 15+ years in hardware product development, I’ve seen firsthand why hardware startups fail. In many cases, it comes down to the

Since 1 August 2025, the RED Cybersecurity Delegated Act (Cyber DA) has been mandatory for all wireless-connected devices sold in the EU. If your

EN 18031 Explained: Meeting EU Security Standards for IoT Devices Wireless products that connect to the internet, handle personal data, or handle monetary value

As of 1 August 2025, the RED Cybersecurity Delegated Act (Cyber DA) is in effect . This means all wireless products sold in the

The EU’s RED Cybersecurity Delegated Act (2022/30) comes into force in August 2025, making cybersecurity compliance mandatory for all internet-connected radio devices sold in

From 1 August 2025, the EU’s Radio Equipment Directive (RED) will enforce mandatory cybersecurity requirements for all internet-connected radio devices. This change affects nearly

In 2025, a German IoT company building low-power connected devices engaged Oxeltech to bring their product into compliance with the EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED) Delegated

You’re only 30 to 40 percent done when your hardware design is functionally successful (i.e., your prototype works). Shipping a real product involves multiple

A SoC is a single chip that integrates key functions but requires external components, while a SoM is a ready-to-use module that includes a SoC