Fortify the IoT With Cybersecurity and R&D Tax Credits
As manufacturers adapt Internet of Things strategies to their business models, they should weigh these two often-overlooked elements.
As manufacturers adapt Internet of Things strategies to their business models, they should weigh these two often-overlooked elements.
Three core issues—latency, efficiency, and scale—must be addressed in order to solve the distribution dilemma.
STMicroelectronics’ water-resistant pressure sensor used in Samsung wearables ••• Industrial Internet Consortium publishes IIoT analytics framework technical report, testbed results ••• Altizon wins Frost & Sullivan IoT award ••• Opto 22 enhances industrial edge appliance with drivers for Allen-Bradley, Siemens PLCs ••• Inmarsat research indicates Internet of Things to play role in helping mining industry to improve environmental monitoring ••• Cloudponics intros IoT-supported, autonomous, self-sustaining hydroponics system.
Roambee’s BeeBeacon system consists of small, low-cost beacon devices and Bee hubs to receive transmissions, using BLE, GSM or Wi-Fi connectivity to track goods in large volume through warehouses, on ships and vehicles, and at stores.
The CommLaw Group has issued a client advisory regarding the Federal Communications Commission’s new rules for radio frequency equipment authorization.
The CommLaw Group has issued a client advisory regarding the Federal Communications Commission’s new rules for radio frequency equipment authorization.
Zebra unveils SMB mobile device ••• Datalogic intros long-range UHF RFID portal reader ••• United Bus Technology equips DC Trails’ double-deckers with RFID ticketing solutions ••• Positek RFID technology awarded patent ••• Bluetooth SIG hosts webinar on Bluetooth mesh protocol ••• ams launches NFC sensor interface for Industrial IoT ••• Canada requires breeding cattle imported from U.S. to be RFID-tagged.
CleanSpace’s data shows London’s air pollution is worse in winter months.
Perimeter defense technologies can help in blocking external attacks, but often fail to prevent attacks by inside devices or apps.
By buying the majority interest in the solutions company, the firm—now called Turck Vilant Systems—is now poised to be among the key RFID solutions providers in Europe.