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Though cybersecurity risk is an important conversation to have, it's not always easy. Here's how to talk to your customers about cyber hygiene.
Researchers Develop Smart Furniture with Flexible NFC
A solution developed at Carnegie Mellon's WiTech Lab includes an array of flexible antennas woven into fabric, such as furniture upholstery, that can identify location within a few centimeters and also detect non-tagged items.
RFID News Roundup
Feig Electronic launches RFID access-control software; Radix IoT releases Internet of Things platform for OEMs; Senet expands LoRaWAN network across Tampa Bay metro region; Snorm intros BLE beacons for asset tracking, theft prevention; Vitro Technology to secure U.S. nuclear arsenal via IoT; Nokia, Smartlabs unveil IoT-powered smart lighting.
Alliance for IoT Brand Matter Focuses on Standards
The Connectivity Standards Alliance, previously known as the Zigbee Alliance, is creating a standardized approach to Internet of Things development, while offering a new brand called Matter, focused on improving IoT security, interoperability, simplicity, reliability and flexibility.
New Reader Chips to Offer Higher Performance, Flexibility
Impinj's system-on-chip products are intended to improve performance for reader and printer technologies, while being small and flexible enough to be built into devices for UHF RFID reading applications.
How to Stop Smart Buildings from Becoming Hackers’ Playgrounds
Landlords must establish protocols and standards in order to provide safer environments for tenants and their data.
Why 100 Milliseconds Matters in the IoT
How can designers improve their response times in the age of remote work, driverless cars and the Internet of Things?
IoT Nudges Hotel Guests to Limit Shower Length
A smart showerhead system from French startup Hydrao displays how long guests have been showering, while its Kerlink LoRaWAN IoT network and gateways enable the solution to provide hotels and hostels with data to manage that information.
The Internet of Things Is Finally Mainstream
The IoT has been dominating news headlines in recent years, and while some of the coverage has been negative, a lot of it lately has been encouragingly optimistic.
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