Digi joins emnify, G+D and Finite State at the 2026 Embedded IoT Summit to explain how OEMs can add cellular, satellite and short-range radios to a product without adding risk. Watch the panel for practical guidance on eSIM, failover and long-term device security.
Moderated by Fred Yentz of IoT Launch, this IoT M2M Council panel from the 2026 Embedded IoT Summit looks at what OEMs should settle before adding a second or third radio to a product. Panelists from Digi, emnify, Giesecke+Devrient (G+D) and Finite State discuss use cases in agriculture, mining, oil and gas, utilities, solar tracking and asset tracking, where devices often operate beyond terrestrial cellular coverage for a decade or more.
You will hear how to weigh certification cost, power, size and the long-term burden of maintaining every added software stack in each region. The conversation also covers module selection for SGP.32 remote SIM provisioning, private-to-public network failover, satellite NTN fallback and cost guardrails, and the security risks that come with every extra protocol. Jordan Nolen of Digi explains how Digi XBee and Particle by Digi give OEMs multimode hardware, a device operating system and over-the-air updates, so teams can meet requirements such as the EU Cyber Resilience Act and the Radio Equipment Directive after products ship.
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