IOT Tech

• FCC investigation threatens launch of IoT security program

  The US government has been working on a new cybersecurity label for IoT devices, designed to improve security and make them harder for hackers to exploit, Cybersecurity Dive reported. But the programme, first developed under President Joe Biden, now faces delays from the very agency that built it. The Cyber Trust Mark program, launched by […]

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• Research finds human limit to overseeing self-driving cars

  New research answers one of the industry’s biggest questions: how many self-driving cars can one human safely keep an eye on? For years, experts have debated just how many driverless cars a single person can effectively supervise from a remote control centre, with estimates all over the map. Research from Coventry University has finally identified […]

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• Davide Aurucci, Siemens: How AI is advancing the smart factory

  IoT News caught up with Davide Aurucci, who leads AI solutions at Siemens, about how the technology is advancing the smart factory. Step onto a modern factory floor, and the hum of machinery is now accompanied by the silent but powerful pulse of AI. The technology is moving out of the lab and into the […]

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• EZVIZ’s smart lock with facial and palm recognition

  EZVIZ, a smart home brand specialising in security solutions, has announced the release of its Y3000FVP Plus premium smart lock, designed with facial recognition and palm vein recognition. The Y3000FVP Plus features a range of new features, including an new design and multiple unlocking methods. The device combines ease of access and top level security […]

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• Qualcomm touts world-first enterprise processor with RFID

  Qualcomm Technologies has introduced the Dragonwing Q-6690, a mobile processor it says is the first of its kind to combine enterprise performance with built-in ultra-high frequency (UHF) RFID. The release follows the debut of the wider Dragonwing product line earlier this year, which was built for consumer and industrial markets. The Dragonwing brand covers Qualcomm’s […]

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