The Cybersecurity Improvement Act has been created to work out what, exactly, a smart device needs to have in order to be secure enough to put on the shelves.
Half the fun of IoT technologies is building your own devices to solve your own problems. Here are some of the best IoT starter kits to help you get started building your own IoT devices.
Research shows that artificial intelligence can easily confuse objects when they are viewed at different angles or while moving, such as with autonomous cars.
For better or for worse, AI assistants are learning to understand context, show empathy and display feelings. So what will happen when AI becomes smarter than us?
For everything good we get from IoT, we’re also adding the potential for bad things to happen. Find out about the dark side of IoT devices that you are not aware of.
Smart cities aren’t all about flying cars and robotic sidewalk cleaners. They’re more mundane than that: improving traffic flows and reducing energy waste are just a few of the priorities driving the modern idea of a smart city.
The British company BT is helping Northumbrian Water by implementing IoT in their water systems, with the goal of spotting problems the moment they occur.
With plenty of smart devices flooding the market, how do you differentiate a good device from a bad one? Here is some criteria that define a good IoT device.
A new report is showing that IoT devices are under a constant attack, and those that are facing the most threat are those facing zero-day vulnerabilities.
Tableau is a software that greatly enhances our visualization of Big Data and that allows us to extract meaningful Business Intelligence. Here’s how it works.
