IoT sensors collect a wide variety of information from products or assets, like location and condition status of temperature, humidity, etc., used in the supply chain.

Standard industrial sensors detect specific physical properties like temperature, pressure, and presence/absence. They also respond to changes in such properties. As such, one may think the only ...

Internet of Things IoT) is transforming industries and cities with cutting-edge research on IoT sensors, wireless sensor networks, and IoT applications across various domains.

Ultrasonic sensors have been a staple in the sensing space for several decades due to their capabilities, flexibility, and low cost. As the rise of IoT finds its way into virtually every market and ...

With the proliferation of IoT, the need for a greater diversity of sensors has exploded across all industries. At Digi-Key we’ve seen firsthand how this demand has skyrocketed. As a component ...

IoT4Ag team members are developing a biodegradable leaf sensor. Courtesy of IoT4Ag Center researchers work on all parts of an IoT system, such as the sensors that collect data, the communication ...

2. Machine health monitoring. 3. Future fail detection. By predicting downtime, IoT sensors enable manufacturers to take corrective action in time to prevent disruption in the manufacturing process.

Deploying Defender for IoT is simple enough. As the sensor is a Layer 7 device, it’s transparent to the rest of the network and can be connected to a network switch in the OT network.

A startup founded by two MIT grads says that it can deploy self-powering sensors to handle low-intensity IoT tasks, eliminating the need for batteries or power cabling and adding a new level of ...