Bringing Industry Applications to Life With IoT

A connected vehicle, a smart meter, and an industrial machine place different demands on connectivity. The application, installation environment, and expected working life all shape the approach.

Telenor IoT helps manufacturers and service providers deploy and manage cellular IoT connectivity across automotive, manufacturing, transport and logistics, utilities, smart cities, and EV charging. Explore the applications and connectivity considerations for each area.

IoT Connectivity for Automotive

Connected vehicle services begin with connectivity designed for the road ahead. Explore how Telenor IoT supports vehicle manufacturers with deployment across markets and long-term connectivity management.

IoT for Automotive

IoT Connectivity for Industrial Manufacturing

Equipment data can help manufacturers understand performance and plan maintenance. Discover how cellular IoT supports remote monitoring and connected services for industrial machines and products.

IoT for Manufacturing

IoT Connectivity for Transport and Logistics

Vehicles, goods, and equipment rarely stay in one place. Explore connectivity for fleet management, asset tracking, and condition monitoring across transport routes and supply chains.

IoT for Logistics

IoT Connectivity for Utilities

Smart meters need connectivity that lasts beyond rollout. See how Telenor IoT supports metering and utility projects from early device testing through years of operation.

IoT for Utilities

IoT Connectivity for Smart Cities

From connected buildings to EV charging and water monitoring, discover how cellular IoT helps keep equipment connected and services running.

IoT for Smart Cities

IoT Connectivity for EV Charging

Charge points need to communicate with backend systems throughout daily operation. Explore how cellular connectivity supports payments, status reporting, and remote diagnostics across charging locations.

IoT for EV Charging

Match Connectivity to the Application

A battery-powered sensor sending occasional readings has different needs from equipment transmitting frequent updates. Technology choices should reflect how and where devices operate, as well as how long they need to remain in service.

Key considerations include:

Technical requirements: Coverage, data volumes, latency, and power consumption.
Deployment and operating costs: Hardware, connectivity, maintenance, and the expected equipment lifetime.
Availability and lifecycle: Compatible devices, network availability, roaming support, and planned network changes in target markets.

Cellular IoT Technologies in Practice

See how different cellular technologies fit common applications, and which trade-offs matter when selecting connectivity.

Typical Use Cases for Different Cellular IoT Technologies

Choosing the right connectivity technology is about matching your application’s specific needs — power consumption, coverage, throughput, and latency — with the strengths of available networks. No single technology fits every scenario, but with the right mix you can build robust IoT solutions today and evolve them for the future.

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Connected Products and Services in Practice

See how companies across industries have approached deployment challenges and used IoT connectivity to support their products, operations, and customers.

IoT Case Studies

Explore our IoT case studies and learn how our customers have leveraged connectivity to gain a competitive edge and create one-of-a-kind experiences.

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IoT Use Cases

Explore how connected products unlock a competitive edge across diverse industries like smart cities, utilities, and manufacturing. Gain insights from detailed IoT use cases featuring global managed connectivity solutions.

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