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How Can ISPs Enter Security?
The average person spends approximately 60% of their waking hours at home, according to the American Time Use Survey. Regardless of cultural background, households worldwide prioritize comfort, convenience, and safety in their homes. Internet service providers (ISPs)...
How Can ISPs Enter Security?
Internet service providers (ISPs) have been the natural and dominant solution for delivering the first two needs, comfort and convenience, to their customers via broadband. However, ISPs have struggled to meet the third need, safety, by developing and marketing effective security solutions. To penetrate the security market, ISPs need to take a different approach and capitalize on their most valuable resource: WiFi. By focusing on their strengths, ISPs can establish security solutions as a core part of their service offerings.
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Cognitive Systems Introduces Aura WiFi Motion Software for Licensing in Mesh Routers, Voice Assistants and IoT Devices
Cognitive Systems Corp., the creator of WiFi Motion, is licensing its Aura WiFi Motion software to companies developing products for the smart home, including mesh routers, voice assistants, and IoT devices. The software, which allows for advanced motion detection and provides contextual awareness, can work on any 802.11n compatible platform and can be delivered as an over-the-air upgrade, avoiding the need for additional hardware. The technology uses radio frequency, machine learning and artificial intelligence for localisation features which classify and localise motion, adding a layer of context that existing connected devices lack. The software will be licensed by WiFi vendors including Marvell and Qualcomm.