Category: Positive Technology

Moving towards a new partial security

By Alicia Asín, co-founder and CEO of Libelium Download this article in Spanish. There are many debates arising around the safety versus privacy of the public with the application of technology in the prevention of coronavirus. Applications for tracking contacts, geolocating infected people, temperature measuring equipment at the entrance of buildings and so on… Technology […]

IoT tech post-covid, more essential than ever: three ways to fight the spread of the pandemic while recovering business activity

By Alicia Asín, co-founder and CEO of Libelium The crisis we face with the COVID pandemic must provide us with lessons learnt in order to avoid making the same mistakes again. Because, in an increasingly globalised world, sadly this will not be the last pandemic, although we should see that it is the last confinement […]

New radar sensor to control liquid tanks and grain silos levels

Meeting the demand of monitoring precise fill level in containers, Libelium has integrated a new sensor into its IoT platform. This device is compatible with Smart Agriculture and Smart Water solutions.

Why IoT Projects Fail, a Beecham Research report with the participation of Libelium

Would you like to know why IoT Projects Fail? Beecham Research, the consulting firm specialized in M2M/IoT services and platforms, has launched a report with the participation of Libelium, together with other big companies specialized in design and development of IoT projects such as Télit, Semtech, Kerlink o Sierra Wireless among others. This report examines why […]

Quick report: IoT technology for retail through smartphone detection system

Smartphone detection technology is very useful to analyze mall traffic both pedestrian and vehicular. Discover in a new report how Libelium’s Meshlium Scanner system provides applications related to shopping and street activities

IoT Survey: key concerns and barriers to develop successful projects

As a continuation of the article “10 tips for successful IoT projects” and with the aim of powering the IoT revolution, Libelium has carried out a report on the main challenges, concerns and barriers faced while developing technological projects related with the Internet of Things. The survey was conducted for 12 weeks and has reached the participation of 637 experts from more than 250 companies and 5 continents, including Acciona, Amazon, BSH, Capgemini, Dell, Ericsson, HP or NEC, among others.

Decalogue for a successful IoT project

<p> New technologies such as the <strong>Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence, Big Data and Blockchain are transforming the world</strong> we live in. Everything is becoming intelligent: homes, businesses, schools, cities. </p> <p> In this new environment, no one wants to lose sight of how to improve the competitiveness of their business by investing in IoT technology. We want to present this decalogue of advice as the beginning of a project to identify the main challenges of the IoT to ensure its growth and success. </strong><a href="https://www.libelium.com/libeliumworld/decalogue-for-a-successful-iot-project/" title="Read more">Read more</a>. </p>

Why Libelium sensor nodes are immune to IoT Gateways attacks

<p> The security of its IoT devices is the greatest commitment of Libelium. As IBM X-Force announced last week that there were some vulnerabilities in the Meshlium IoT Gateway, new actions were taken immediately by our R&D team offering a new software version released on August 1^st. </p> <p> The Libelium sensor platform was initially created as an open source developing platform ready to be used by researchers and developers to have total control on the sensor nodes and the IoT Gateways. That is how six years ago the Libelium sensor platform became a worldwide IoT market solution. </p>

New security updates in Meshlium IoT Gateway

<p> Several weeks ago Libelium was informed by IBM about some web vulnerabilities which had been found in the Meshlium Manager System. As <strong>Libelium considers security as a fundamental and essential core element</strong> for all its development projects new actions were taken immediately. </p> <p> Responding to Libelium's commitment to the security of IoT devices, the company took action instantaneously and <strong>all vulnerabilities detected were automatically amended with a new software version</strong> released on August 1^st which is ready to be downloaded from the Manager System. Read more. </p>

About Security, Inteoperability, Ecosystem and other Highlights in the IoT

<p>The importance of safety and the power of the ecosystem, drive the battle for the IoT's interoperability in which Libelium plays a key role by offering both the integration of hardware devices and software services throughout the value chain. </p> Read more.