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Prioritize Embedded System Security for Edge Applications

On Abril 5, 2024 in All, Computing, General, Security by Brandon Lewis

Utilizing a zero-trust decentralized security framework approach can protect edge devices against threats using layers of defense, from securing the hardware components at the design level to implementing encryption protocols.

Tagged With: cia, cybersecurity, edge computing, edge security, embedded systems, zero trust

New Tech Tuesdays: Empowering Independence: The Impact of GNSS on Elder Care

On Abril 2, 2024 in All, General, Low Power, Medical, New Tech Tuesdays, RF, Security, Sensors, Wireless by Rudy Ramos

Combining sensing and positioning technologies offers tremendous potential for enhancing the autonomy and well-being of elderly individuals. Enter the MIA-M10 series GNSS modules, providing precise positioning, while privacy-centric designs ensure data security and remote monitoring capabilities.

Tagged With: MIA-M10 series, accurate positioning, cloud-based platforms, GNSS modules, health data security, sensing technology, u-blox

Build Secure Commercial Products with STM32Trust

On Enero 30, 2024 in All, General, Security by STMicroelectronics

The complexity of modern embedded hardware designs presents inherent security challenges. STM32 microcontrollers and microprocessors utilize the STM32Trust ecosystem to deliver secure functions to ensure IP protection, data protection, secure connectivity, and overall system integrity for today’s advanced embedded devices.

Tagged With: arm psa, cyberattacks, data protection, defense in depth, edge security, global platform., ip protection, platform security assurance, secure boot, secure connectivity, secure manager, secure microcontroller, secure microprocessor, security evaluation standard for iot platforms, sesip, stm32trust, system integrity, tee, trusted execution environment

Technology That Excites Us in 2024

On Enero 10, 2024 in All, Computing, General, Industrial, IoT, Robotics, Security by Carolyn Mathas

It is a new year and the technology world abounds with evolving innovations and promising possibilities. Our team here at Mouser recently weighed in on the tech we’re looking forward to in 2024.

Tagged With: 2024 ai trends, advanced robotics, ai in technology trends, ai-driven innovations, biometrics in cybersecurity, brain-computer interfaces, generative ai, matter standard, online search ai transformation, passkey technology, smart home integration, technological advancements 2024

New Tech Tuesdays: Seamless Matter Integration with the Qorvo QPG6105 IoT Dev Kit

On Enero 9, 2024 in All, Automation, Computing, Dev Tools, General, IoT, Lighting, Low Power, New Tech Tuesdays, RF, Security, Sensors, Wireless by Rudy Ramos

Discover the future of smart home technology with the Qorvo QPG6105 IoT Development Kit, featuring Qorvo’s ConcurrentConnect technology that simplifies the creation of interoperable, scalable smart devices across Zigbee, Thread, Bluetooth Low Energy, and Matter.

Tagged With: ble, bluetooth, bluetooth mesh, iot development, iot interoperability, matter, multi-standard connectivity, qorvo, qpg6105, smart home devices, thread, zigbee

New Tech Tuesdays: Voice-Controlled Comfort in the Smart Home

On Disyembre 12, 2023 in All, Audio, General, IoT, Lighting, Low Power, Maker, New Tech Tuesdays, RF, Security, Sensors, Wireless by Rudy Ramos

Smart home gadgets have turned regular houses into places full of intelligent, connected devices that offer both ease and safety. Aided by a variety of IoT technologies, this significant change in how homes function has made life more convenient and secure.

Tagged With: connectivity, energy optimization, home automation, intelligent thermostats, IoT, security systems, smart appliances, smart home, smart lighting, smart speakers, voice recognition

New Tech Tuesdays: Smart Glasses: From Vision Correction to High Tech

On Disyembre 5, 2023 in All, General, Industrial, IoT, Medical, New Tech Tuesdays, Security, Sensors by Rudy Ramos

The journey from basic eyeglasses to smart glasses reflects incredible advancements in technology and design. As innovations continue, the line between traditional eyewear and wearable technology will blur, leading to new possibilities and ways to enhance our daily lives.

Tagged With: ar, ar glasses, augmented reality, framos fsm-imx296, google glass, high-tech eyewear, pui audio piezo haptic benders, ray-ban smart, smart glasses, sony imx296, wearable technology

Smart Door Locks – Enhancing Security with Machine Learning

On Nobyembre 20, 2023 in All, Computing, Security by Xilinx

Smart door locks can provide a layer of protection for homes and other consumer dwelling spaces, like garages or sheds, but previous versions could be easily tricked. Here, we discuss how 3D facial recognition and machine learning can add a superior level of security in smart door locks.

Tagged With: 3D facial recognition, face recognition, face recognition technology, machine learning, security, smart door locks

New Tech Tuesdays: Progression of Authentication: Comparing Passwords, Passphrases, and Passkeys

On Oktubre 31, 2023 in All, Computing, General, IoT, New Tech Tuesdays, Security, Wireless by Rudy Ramos

Human errors and behaviors pose the biggest vulnerabilities in cybersecurity. With password security issues at the top of the list, understanding authentication best practices has never been so important. Continuous education and a security-conscious culture are essential in mitigating these risks.

Tagged With: access control, authentication, biometrics, brute force attack, cryptography, login, mfa, multi-factor authentication, online security, passkeys, passphrases, passwords, phishing, public key, security, vulnerabilities, yubikey

New Tech Tuesdays: The Dawn of a New Thermal IR Detection Era

On Oktubre 17, 2023 in All, Automation, Automotive, General, Industrial, IoT, Lighting, Low Power, Maker, Medical, New Tech Tuesdays, Security, Sensors by Rudy Ramos

As the world of thermal infrared sensing evolves, advancements in TMOS sensor technology represent a significant leap forward for infrared thermal detection. However, PIR sensors, with their proven reliability and specific applicability, continue to have a significant place in certain applications.

Tagged With: electromagnetic spectrum, broadcom, cmos, contactless temperature measurement, emissivity, infrared, ir, mems, motion detection, motion sensors, pir, sths34pf80, stmicroelectronics, thermal imaging, thermopiles, tmos, y

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