Short news from the Internet of Things that make headlines around the world
A team of researchers of the University of Birmingham have developed a new biosolar cell that could be used to power small and low power devices in the Internet of Things. At the moment, the battery could provide an estimated four-day power supply which is a big step forward compared to similar biofuel cells, that only last a few hours so far.
Now published evidence suggests that the Russian secret service FSB wanted to develop its own botnet in the slipstream of the Mirai botnet, which was responsible for the failure of numerous Internet services in 2016, in order to specifically infect […]
Around 4.8 billion devices are expected to be connected to the Internet of Things (IoT) by the end of 2019. At least that’s what Gartner analysts estimated. This represents an increase of around 21.5 percent compared to the previous year. Unfortunately, many IoT solutions do not provide more security. Quite the contrary. According to a study by the security experts of “Unit 42” of the American company Palo Alto Networks, more than half of all connected IoT devices are vulnerable to attacks.
Last week again over 4500 exhibitors presented their technical innovations and further developments at CES 2020 in Las Vegas, USA.
In 2020, the SmartHome Initiative Deutschland e.V. will once again present the coveted industry award “SmartHome Deutschland Award”.
Last Week In IoT XVII… a short review of some IoT news from the past week.
On March 5, 2020, NEXCON, the international online conference for smart manufacturing, will take place for the third time.
Smart eFleets – Testing and optimization of methods for grid-compatible charging pillar control and higher-level energy and fleet management.
German Hochschule Pforzheim presents the basics for the development of an AI based system for preventive anomaly detection.
Last Week In IoT… a short review of some IoT news from the past week.
