According to Parks Associates, 76% of broadband households express high levels of concern about security and privacy issues when using any of their connected devices. "Consumer confidence in the value of IoT devices and services is significantly influenced by security concerns," said Brad Russell, Research Analyst, Parks Associates. "Multi-sensor biometric security technologies are advancing with the help of increasingly sophisticated artificial intelligence algorithms. Technologies like TrulySecure, that can merge face and voice data for user authentication while reducing false rejects and minimizing exposure to the cloud, will be positioned well to replace less reliable methods."
From the press release "Sensory's Fusion of Face and Voice Biometric Recognition Gets IQ Boost and Broader Mobile OS Support."
Plex, the streaming media app that organizes your favorite media content and streams it to all your devices, today announced that it has acquired the streaming news service, Watchup. Terms of the deal...
Parks Associates’ Tom Kerber says that Unilectric offers a “highly differentiated solution” that is a “key component for smart home and energy management which addresses key value propositions for Con...
Greenwave’s AXON Platform extends analytics and machine learning down to the chip level and at all points in between. With the addition of AXON Predict to its product family, the company is now extend...
Arrayent Inc. today announced its participation in CONNECTIONS™: The Premier Connected Home Conference, to be held May 23-25 at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport. Arrayent VP Peter Radsliff will...
