Connecting in Difficult Remote Locations Over Cellular

This is a video about Connecting in Difficult Remote Locations Over Cellular featuring Andrew Jarman, CTO of Toku Systems and Soracom CTO and co-founder Kenta Yasukawa.
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0:00 intro
01:04 What makes remote monitoring for Oil and Gas applications so challenging?
06:06 How has cellular service evolved to meet the specific needs of low-power IoT applications?
09:00 Reducing Communication Overhead with Protocol Translation
10:30 How IoT companies can retroactively add data encryption to unencrypted data packets from remote devices
14:36 The cost-savings trifecta of data use, power consumption, and processing power
15:05 Why Soracom Created Protocol Translation Tools for Cellular Applications
17:27 How protocol translation offloads development time
20:09 Kenta Explains Soracom Beam for adding TLS encryption and authentication to cellular device traffic
21:41 The Value of Using SIMs in place of Certificate Management for IoT Devices
24:13 Andrew on Hardware and Power Optimization Tactics
26:55 How old DOS programmers optimize embedded microcontroller systems in modern IoT devices
30:22 Using MQTT to remotely change device and communication settings
31:53 Best tactics for getting the greatest gains in hardware and cellular optimization for low-power IoT devices
34:14 BONUS CONVERSATION
36:07 How Subscription Containers Let You Add New Plans to Existing SIMs in the field
38:38 The difference between EUICC and Subscription Containers
40:55 Updating Devices in Remote Locations to Get Better Coverage with New Plans Using Soracom Subscription Container OTA Service
42:58 Q: What is Soracom to You?