Tag: ai

Unfortunately, some of the difficulties facing AI in cybersecurity can be exploited by hackers. AI can be used for IoT security, or it can be used against it.

Veego introduces its first AI-embellished, home router-resident Veego Agent for the continuous monitoring of device and service behavior while autonomously detecting, analyzing and resolving malfunctions and behavior anomalies as they occur.

Bianca Ferri, a data scientist at SparkBeyond discusses the role AI plays in the future of technology, and why this intelligence must be accessible to those who want it.

CUJO AI, the global leader in the development and application of artificial intelligence to improve the security, control, and privacy of connected devices, today announced the launch of Lens, a breakthrough network analytics product. For the first time in the industry, network operators can obtain granular, dynamic, and near real-time actionable insights about how customers use their home or business networks.

ShieldIOT, a leading Internet of Things (IoT) cybersecurity software company, today announced that it had raised $3.6M in a Series Seed funding round.

Manufacturers often view AI as highly complex and expensive, requiring end-to-end systems throughout their whole company to work properly. The reality is, AI is much more focused and achievable. It can work on factory floors with minimal construction and get connected to machines via the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). With this article, the author presents key advice and three scenarios for how manufacturing intelligence has been used in real settings.

On this IoT For All podcast episode, Dr. Roger Brooks, Chief Scientist at Guavus, defines artificial intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and Machine Intelligence (MI) and how each of these impact whether or not an IoT solution is successful.

IoTSWC announced the 10 leading technology companies who will participate in their Test Bed displaying their solutions this October.

Web Werks plans to strategically deploy its new upcoming state-of-the-art Infrastructure in Delhi NCR Region.

Biometric firm ID R&D and AI startup Wavio announce a partnership to deliver high-performance sound detection. Founded by Deaf and hard-of-hearing execs, Wavio's SoundAI software can bring sound recognition to any device or environment. Capable of detecting over 500 sounds, SoundAI can be integrated into smart home devices, voice assistants, robotics, and interactive products. Wavio is announcing an expanded offering with the integration of biometric firm ID R&D's acoustic detection, and AI and ML technology.