Tag: privacy
Why Is Data Wrangling Necessary for IoT Analytics?
Data wrangling in IoT analytics is the critical stepping stone that lies between data collection and analysis — one that shouldn’t be overlooked.
Networking 2.0 – How it Affects Digital Healthcare and IoT
Leveraging Networking 2.0 and healthcare digitization can improve convenience and accessibility to both patients and practitioners.
Bluetooth vs. WiFi: Choosing the Best Option for Your IoT Device
Bluetooth vs. WiFi – which is better? Both are commonly used for IoT devices and here are some advantages and drawbacks to both choices.
Synthetic Data for Machine Learning Models: Insights from Adam Kamor of Tonic.ai
One of the most crucial aspects of synthetic data is its role in protecting sensitive information by creating realistic yet anonymized datasets.
Future-Proofing Your Global IoT Connections
To take your IoT project global, you need global IoT connectivity. But connecting things across the world has its challenges.
IoT Testing: Approaches, Challenges, and Tools
As the IoT industry grows, it is essential to test devices before deployment and be aware of the available IoT testing tools.
Chinese IoT: The Threat Ignored by UK Politicians
Chinese-manufactured IoT cellular modules represent a threat to national security, economic prosperity, data privacy, and values.
A Systemic and Cognitive Approach to IoT Security
The interaction of people with the technological ecosystem requires the protection of their privacy through a systemic and cognitive approach.
Workplace Sensor Technology: Helping Returning Workers Feel Safe
Many companies, including in real estate and facilities management, are turning to sensor technology to help mitigate COVID-related risks.
Protecting Privacy in the Age of IoT
Technological developments allow us to shape our future to be open, democratic and privacy-respecting.