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Internet of Things 101: Improving the University Experience with the Internet of Things

IoT 101: Improving the University Experience with the Internet of Things

If the Internet of Things (IoT) is popping up all around us in our homes, businesses, and cities, it’s no wonder that universities are evolving to keep up with this massive technological wave as well. Because universities strive to foster innovation, many see the IoT ...

How to make batteries last longer: An Introduction to IEEE 802:11 Wake-Up Radio

Make Batteries Last Longer: IEEE 802.11 Wake-Up Radio

It’s no secret that our increasingly technological world depends on increasingly available and sustainable energy sources. The onset of the Internet of Things (IoT) is only adding to this need. Imagine farmers using sensors in smart agriculture to monitor soil moisture and track their animals’ ...

IEEE Ethical Hacking Infographic: A Day in the Life of an Ethical Hacker

Ethical Hacking Infographic: A Day in the Life of an Ethical Hacker

Ethical hackers can be a valuable resource in a company’s overall cyber security program. Is ethical hacking a segment of the cyber security industry that interests you? The following ethical hacking inforgraphic from IEEE takes a look at what ethical hackers do, how ethical hackers ...

Disney's Take on the Internet of Things: A Magical MagicBand Wristband from IEEE Education at Work

Disney’s Take on the Internet of Things: A Magical MagicBand Wristband

While more and more organizations are seeking out ways to implement the Internet of Things (IoT) to boost efficiency and connectivity, Disney World is ahead of the game.  If you haven’t heard about it yet, Disney’s take on the Internet of Things comes in the ...

When It Comes to Cyber Security, Consider Physical Cyber Security Defenses from IEEE Innovation at Work

When It Comes to Cyber Security, Consider Physical Cyber Security Defenses

These days, tips on how to strengthen your cyber security seem to follow every announcement of another cyber attack: don’t forget to back up your data, apply patches over vulnerabilities, monitor firewalls, etc. It can be easy to get caught up in just the digital ...

Three Ethical Hacking Myths from IEEE Innovation at Work

Three Ethical Hacking Myths

A recent report conducted by Lloyd’s of London predicts that a worldwide cyber attack could result in approximately $53 billion of economic losses, an amount similar to the costs from U.S. Superstorm Sandy in 2012 (Reuters, 2017). In light of this figure and the rise ...

Self-driving cars are the future of transportation

Why Your Children Might Never Drive

Your children might never drive. Despite the initial shock factor this statement elicits, it doesn’t take long for the truth to sink in. For those that have already learned how to drive, it may be difficult to imagine relinquishing this freedom. But the reality is ...

Extend battery life in your wearable with Wake-Up Radio from IEEE

Can You Extend Battery Life in Your Wearable?

Wearables have taken the accessory market by storm. Gone are the days of wearing a simple analog watch that only tells the time; at least not when you can get one that tracks your steps, monitors your heart rate, syncs with apps on your smart ...

Six IOT Benefits You'll Enjoy from IEEE Innovation at Work

6 Ways You’ll Directly Benefit from the Internet of Things

The Internet of Things (IoT) continues to have an impact on our personal and professional lives. Some IOT benefits are subtle, but others are impossible to miss. Whether you’re already an IoT guru or barely a novice, below are six ways you will directly benefit ...

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