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Managing IoT challenges as the technology reaches adolescence
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Supporting social care and independent living through smart IoT technology
Industrial
Protecting environments and improving waste management efficiency through IoT
Cybersecurity organisation CREST has launched a new accreditation aimed at helping organisations assess whether providers have the expertise to test AI-enabled systems securely, as generative AI and large language models become embedded in business applications.
CREST launches new standard for testing AI security
Morse Micro has added Chicago-based engineering company Pace Wireless to its Wi-Fi HaLow Design Partner Programme as the low-power wireless technology seeks to move from development projects into commercial IoT deployments.
Morse Micro adds Pace Wireless to Wi-Fi HaLow partner programme
The Broadband Forum has launched a new interface designed to provide a unified way to manage Matter-enabled devices across networks.
Broadband Forum launches Matter Service API for smarter smart-home management
Com4 has built its service around combining multiple connectivity technologies with connectivity management and support.
The new standard in IoT connectivity: why delivery matters as much as the network
Why do IoT systems fail at scale? The answer often lies in fragmented architecture and a focus on Edge vs Cloud rather than the whole system.
Why IoT systems fail at scale – and why Edge vs Cloud is the wrong debate
Researchers at IDMT have developed an acoustic sensing system that uses machine learning to detect and locate drones by their sound patterns.
AI-powered sensors can ‘hear’ drones beyond line of sight
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Researchers at IDMT have developed an acoustic sensing system that uses machine learning to detect and locate drones by their sound patterns.
AI-powered sensors can ‘hear’ drones beyond line of sight

Researchers at Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute for Digital Media Technology (IDMT) have developed an acoustic sensing…

Security

Cybersecurity organisation CREST has launched a new accreditation aimed at helping organisations assess whether providers have the expertise to test AI-enabled systems securely, as generative AI and large language models become embedded in business applications.
CREST launches new standard for testing AI security

Cybersecurity organisation CREST has launched a new accreditation aimed at helping organisations assess whether providers…

Transport

Around the world, road safety regulations are moving into a new era, and towards a new approach to keeping road users safe. Regulations are shifting beyond mandating sensors, and towards the active protection of vulnerable road users such as pedestrians and cyclists.
UNECE & GSR: what Europe’s push for mandatory ADAS features means for the rest of the world

Around the world, road safety regulations are moving into a new era, and towards a…

Healthcare

Researchers in the US are attempting to connect data from sensors monitoring the brain, muscles and movement with a wearable exoskeleton.
Healthcare

Connected exoskeleton puts patient data at the heart of stroke rehabilitation

Researchers have developed a wearable sensor that continuously monitors Parkinson's disease medication levels through a patient's sweat.
Healthcare

Battery-free wearable sensor tracks Parkinson’s medication through sweat

Worn by tennis star Alexander Zverev, glucose monitors have moved from a specialist medical technology to a mainstream wearable category.
Healthcare

Game, set, monitor: how glucose tracking became big medical IoT

Kristian Torode, co-founder of Crystaline, discusses how to use IoT safely to support smarter and more effective healthcare.
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Safeguarding digital healthcare services: balancing innovation with cybersecurity
Connected medical devices
Healthcare
Why connectivity is now mission-critical for medical devices
NFC Forum launches healthcare special interest group
Healthcare
NFC Forum launches healthcare special interest group
A robotic baby seal that uses embedded sensors to respond to patients in real time is being piloted by an NHS trust as part of an effort to introduce interactive assistive technologies into frontline mental health care.
Industries
NHS pilots AI-powered robot seal to improve mental health appointments
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Around the world, road safety regulations are moving into a new era, and towards a new approach to keeping road users safe. Regulations are shifting beyond mandating sensors, and towards the active protection of vulnerable road users such as pedestrians and cyclists.
Transport

UNECE & GSR: what Europe’s push for mandatory ADAS features means for the rest of the world

The Internet of Things (IoT) has traditionally depended on a simple model — devices connect to an available network, transmit data and wait for instructions or analysis. The artificial intelligence of things (AIoT) is changing that model.
IoT Insights

Why AIoT devices are learning to choose their own network connections

Cybersecurity organisation CREST has launched a new accreditation aimed at helping organisations assess whether providers have the expertise to test AI-enabled systems securely, as generative AI and large language models become embedded in business applications.
Security

CREST launches new standard for testing AI security

Industry groups have welcomed Openreach's plans to bring next-generation full-fibre broadband to more than 1m UK premises.
Communications

Industry backs Openreach fibre upgrade, but warns speed is only part of the connectivity equation