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When fundamentally insecure devices are connected to the Internet of Things, this does a disservice not only to consumers, but to everything else on the internet.
U.K. minerals company Longcliffe Quarries is using a Command Alkon solution that includes an HID Global RFID reader at the gate to identify and authorize truck drivers as they enter, and send an alert to bucket operators.
Intel says its E3900 is well suited for demanding industrial IoT applications, as well as for high-quality image processing needs at the edge of networks. ARM reports an expansion to its TrustZone technology to low-power IoT chips.
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The companies are using an NFC-based system from Shopfloor to view who completed which tasks, in order to identify assembly bottlenecks, facilitate quality control and monitor worker productivity.
Federal Highway Administration grants have funded the use of sensors that turn the agency’s fleet of vehicles into mobile weather stations, providing insights into mile-by-mile variations in road conditions.
Hackers have proven what security experts have been warning us about for years—that they can soldier insecure Internet of Things devices to do their bidding. It’s past time for all players in the IoT ecosystem, from manufacturers to consumers, to address vulnerabilities.
The orthopedic implant maker is using Terso Solutions’ RFID Mobile Case and cloud-based Jetstream software to determine the contents and locations of the loaner kits it ships to hospitals, to better understand when products are used and require replenishment.
Companies that have adopted radio frequency identification want to get everyone—including their competitors—on board.