Announcements, releases and milestones from across the platform.

New CPT codes 99445 and 99470 cover 2 to 15 day monitoring windows, addressing the 16-day transmission rule that left shorter episodes unreimbursed.

Electronics, ICT and batteries are indicated for phase-in around 2028 to 2029, with horizontal recycled-content and recyclability requirements indicated for 2029.

Expected fields include material composition, substances of concern, environmental performance, durability and end-of-life handling, varying by product group.

The DPP is defined as a structured data set reachable through a data carrier applied to the product or packaging — usually a QR code — rather than a document.

The ESPR, Regulation (EU) 2024/1781, identifies electronics as a priority product group for Digital Product Passport requirements, with a delegated act expected early.

The shift from occasional sampling to always-on measurement is credited with cutting waste and improving yields, enabling micro-dosing and early crop stress detection.

Modern probes measure nutrients, salinity, pH and carbon markers together, feeding decision engines embedded in gateways rather than shipping raw readings to a platform.

Estimates put IoT in precision agriculture at $8.14 billion in 2026 rising to $21.93 billion by 2033, a 15.2 percent compound rate as sensing moves from pilots into farm operations.

The stated horizon for withdrawing the public-key cryptography securing most of the internet overlaps directly with the service life of hardware being specified now.

Organisations report discovery as the hard part, with embedded systems, hardware encryption, legacy infrastructure and third-party dependencies hiding what needs replacing.

The standard enables EVs as storage for grid balancing, supporting demand response, peak shaving and frequency regulation alongside renewable integration and microgrids.

The charge point to backend protocol adds native support for the bidirectional-capable revision of ISO 15118, completing the chain needed for V2G in production.
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