Applications like wearables, smart appliances, and a variety of data sensors are referred to collectively as IoT, or Internet of Things. All those technologies are getting smaller in size day by day with each technological iteration, but that doesn’t make any change in performing functions. They will also demand to have built-in, stand-alone cellular connectivity.
eSIM is the technology that makes this possible by reprogramming SIMs embedded in the device. That’s why eSIM is meant to be the future driver of wireless technology, with many more benefits. Implementing eSIM may result in more expansion of cellular service in the aferhoods. If a device can connect to a cellular network without the use of a physical SIM, then the user may no longer be limited by the number of SIMs that they possess. That automatically put an end to switching SIM cards and change plans in devices and networks.
How does eSIM work?
“eSIMs” are embedded SIM chips that are automatically installed in devices like smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other wearables before these devices are shipped. eSIMs are verified cryptographically and signed digitally to ensure the source of trust. The embedded SIM chips are installed at the time of product manufacturing and remain inactive until they are activated using a QR code or activation code.
eSIM technology can widely apply in to IoTs like connected vehicles (rear view mirror, onboard diagnostics (OBD), vehicle WiFi), AI translators, MiFi devices, smart earphones, video surveillance devices and many other devices.
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