IoT

ESPHome – Connect ESP32 with Sensors to HomeAssistant اتصال سنسرهای برپایه ESP32/ESP8266 به سیستم اتوماسیون خانه هوشمند HA ESPHome is a system to control your ESP8266/ESP32 by simple yet powerful configuration files and control them remotely through Home Automation systems. https://esphome.io/index.html @Internet_of_Things #IoT #HA #HomeAssistant #ESP8266 #ESP32

Detecting Evasive Malware on IoT Devices Using Electromagnetic Emanations شناسایی بدافزار پنهان شده در دستگاه های اینترنت اشیا با استفاده از تشعشعات الکترومغناطیسی https://thehackernews.com/2022/01/detecting-evasive-malware-on-iot.html #IoT

Google launches Ripple, an open standard that could bring tiny radars to Ford cars and more پرژه اپن سرس گوگل بنام ریپل که امکان استفاده از رادارهای کوچک Soli را در خودروهای فورد فراهم می‌کند https://www.theverge.com/platform/amp/2022/1/7/22872972/google-ripple-radar-standard-api-soli-ford

کوچکترین و بصرفه ترین محافظ دیجیتال لوازم الکتریکی بازار با میکروکنترلر کوچک و ارزان قیمت کمترین قطعات با قابلیت کالیبراسیون و تنظیم تایم تاخیر بصورت دیجیتالی(بدون نیاز به خازن تایمینگ) سفارش در تیراژ تعداد رله سایز میلن(قابل تغییر) قابل سفارشی سازی امکان افزودن مقاومت دربرابر دوفاز شدن برق امکان کاهش تعداد نشانگرهای LED از 3 به 1 عدد @Internet_of_Things

AT&T Alien Labs finds new Golang malware (BotenaGo) targeting millions of routers and IoT devices with more than 30 exploits بدافزاری که ملیونها دستگاه اینترنت اشیا را هدف گرفته #IoT #Security @Internet_of_Things

Laser device for neutralizing - mosquitoes, weeds and pests #Laser #Image_Processing #Computer_Vision کاربرد لیزر در کنترل حشرات و آفات و علف #لیزر #بینایی_ماشین #پردازش_تصویر https://github.com/Ildaron/Laser_control

نمایشگر رنگی کابین آسانسور پخش فیلم و تصاویر ثابت متحرک نمایشگر طبقه طبقات تایم ساعت تاریخ شمسی میلادی دما وضع هوا آنلاین هشدار آلارم اضافه وزن نفرات سیگار نکشید درب اختصاصی سازی پنل ارتباط با شبکه مدباس السیدی سایز بزرگ اچ دی ام آی اینچ زیرنویس پیام فارسی انگلیسی برنامه نویسی رزبری پای پایتون سی Lift elevator cabinet colorful HDMI TFT LCD 7" 10" 15" inch Video clip MP4 GIF PNG jpeg jpg image picture floors indicator time date online temperature weather forecast alarm smoke door overweight RVS Persian subtitle customize customization Ethernet Wireless network WiFi internet CAN ModBus RTU Raspberry Pi Python C programming #نمایشگر #کابین #کابین_آسانسور #آسانسور #طبقات #طبقه #السیدی #رنگی #پنل_آسانسور #فیلم #تصویرمتحرک #دما #هوا #مدباس #شبکه #آنلاین #lift #elevator #TFTLCD #HDMI #Modbus #cabinet #RVS #raspberry #raspberry_pi #Python #رزبری #پایتون #IoT @internet_of_things

‘Tesla Bot’ humanoid robot for general purpose use Video Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUP6Z5voiS8

srsRAN: A 4G/5G software radio suite to build your own LTE and 5G mobile wide area networks! با این رادیو نرم‌افزاری اپن سرس شبکه گسترده خدتان را بسازید! https://github.com/srsran/srsRAN More info: https://www.srsran.com/ @Internet_of_Things

Google DermIA - Analyze Skin Cancer with your camera A.I اپ گوگل برای انالیز سرطان پوست بکمک دوربین گوشی https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.genialabs.medicaible&hl=en

The chip shortage could lead to an era of hardware innovation It’s bad out there for customers of electronic parts and components. The semiconductor shortage is so severe it’s being covered by mainstream media; meanwhile, various politicians have tasked their aides with looking at the global supply chain. Indeed, in the short term, the dearth of chips is already leading to product delays, companies redesigning their parts, and higher device prices. But over the long term, it could usher in a complete rethink of the way electronics parts are designed. https://staceyoniot.com/the-chip-shortage-could-lead-to-an-era-of-hardware-innovation/

Amazon Sidewalk Amazon Sidewalk is a shared network that helps devices like Amazon Echo devices, Ring Security Cams, outdoor lights, motion sensors, and Tile trackers work better at home and beyond the front door. When enabled, Sidewalk can unlock unique benefits for your device, support other Sidewalk devices in your community, and even locate pets or lost items. Amazon Sidewalk creates a low-bandwidth network with the help of Sidewalk Bridge devices including select Echo and Ring devices. These Bridge devices share a small portion of your internet bandwidth which is pooled together to provide these services to you and your neighbors. And when more neighbors participate, the network becomes even stronger. https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-Sidewalk/b?node=21328123011

Wi-ESP—A tool for CSI-based Device-Free Wi-Fi Sensing (DFWS) تشخیص حضور افراد توسط سیگنال وای فای Recent progress in Device-Free Wi-Fi Sensing (DFWS) has established the use of wireless signals like Wi-Fi not only to communicate but also as a tool to enable device-free sensing. As an emerging technique, DFWS has many capable applications such as sensing activity and gesture and fall detection, monitoring elderly, surveillance, and many more applications while waiving out the necessity to mount devices on the object. A wide range of applications can use the channel state information (CSI) from commercial Wi-Fi devices pervasively for ubiquitous sensing. Existing CSI tools, such as the Intel 5300 network interface controller tool or the Atheros 9390 tool, have limitations when deployed in large-scale systems due to their high deployment costs and limitations in the resolution of CSI measurements. Due to these shortcomings, DFWS applications need an alternative CSI tool in order to perform efficiently. In this paper, we present ESP32-based Wi-ESP as a CSI gathering tool that can report detailed CSI measurements based on 802.11n standards. The proposed Wi-ESP tool works as a complete device by collecting the CSI measurements as well as processing further for DFWS applications. Wi-ESP can work as standalone device, unlike other CSI tools, and can offer large-scale deployment to many DFWS applications. In this paper, we have explored the options of Wi-ESP as a tool for CSI measurements and processing and propose it as a tool for DFWS. https://academic.oup.com/jcde/article/7/5/644/5837600

IBM 2nm chips envision phones with four-day battery life It’s not just about smartphone battery life, of course. IBM tries to envision a world where data centers will produce less carbon footprint and self-driving cars can detect objects faster and, consequently, avoid crashing into them. The smaller chips will also be a boon to the IoT industry that has always been constrained when it comes to available space but also need sufficient processing power to offer smart features. https://newsroom.ibm.com/2021-05-06-IBM-Unveils-Worlds-First-2-Nanometer-Chip-Technology,-Opening-a-New-Frontier-for-Semiconductors

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Interesting Zoomable Lens Without Any Moving Parts لنزهای زوم شونده بدون هیچ قطعه متحرک https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/320211-mit-creates-zoomable-metalens-without-any-moving-parts @Internet_of_Things

Pentagon researchers develop under-the-skin sensor that detects COVID-19 infection

The uninvited Internet of things By Jonathan Corbet March 26, 2021 The "Internet of things" (IoT), being the future paradise that awaits us when all of our devices are connected to the net, is a worrisome prospect to just about anybody who has thought about its security and privacy implications. It would be problematic even if the design of all connected devices included security and privacy as absolute requirements — but that is not the way these devices are made. Currently, it is possible to opt out of much of the IoT experience with a bit of attention and discipline. In the near future, though, that situation is likely to change and it is not clear what we can do about it. Your editor recently moved house; part of that move involved carefully packing up the dust-covered household television set, gently transporting it to the new home, and lovingly moving it to its new location — followed by gracelessly dropping it on the floor while lifting it into place. The search for a replacement involved asking a salesman for a reasonable "non-smart" television, a request that was met with mirthful incredulity. It would appear that such things no longer exist; all televisions are built to be placed on the network now. The abuses associated with "smart" televisions are well understood. They phone home to report on one's viewing habits. They have cameras and microphones to record the environment and send that data back home as well. This sort of antifeature was just not in your editor's vision for the new living room. The good news is that, with a WiFi-connected television, there are options. Control of the router can be used to limit the device's connectivity to the world. Or, as your editor did, one can simply ignore the devices plaintive whining and not connect it to the net at all. Control over a device's connectivity gives a certain amount of control over its behavior. The "do not connect it at all" option is especially powerful. Amazingly, devices like washing machines, frying pans, ovens, doorknobs, etc. have worked for many years without a mothership to report to; many of them still will. Keeping them off the net can block a lot of unpleasantness. Now consider this enthusiastic product placement on BoingBoing, which used to be a site that understood issues like privacy concerns. This particular blurb is promoting "Particle EtherSIM", which is intended to provide widespread connectivity to IoT devices. According to the text: "This is exciting and is going to open a lot of new possibilities for IoT". ... https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/850218/9c0f0946579fe577/