Jason Hiner

Having learned the lessons of the antivirus and malware wars on computers, ARM architected a secure hardware enclave that mobile devices have the option to tap into.

The focus of students, researchers, and professionals is migrating from computer science to machine learning, and it has a number of important implications.

As artificial intelligence algorithms become mission critical for more functions in society and business, we need tools to protect AI from tampering.

Dr. Ted Smith, CEO of Revon Systems, spoke to TechRepublic’s Jason Hiner about how Apple Health Records could help make your smartphone a secure, trusted repository for your health records.

With the IVO Robot Driver, researchers at Ben-Gurion University have a tool for the transition to the autonomous era.

The Israeli robotics shop is pioneering work with the Robot Operating System to build connected robots and autonomous drones.

New infrared sensors that could be built into future cameras could see through fog and smoke, improve augmented reality, and make autonomous vehicles cheaper.

Researchers at Ben-Gurion University are working on drone bees to replace pollinators and agriculture robots to fill the labor gap.

New research could simplify two-factor authentication, especially for people with disabilities.

New research from a team at Ben-Gurion University has shown that most off-the-shelf IoT devices can be hacked within 30 minutes.

Using game simulations instead of expensive studies or traditional surveys is how one team of researchers is getting more accurate prediction models for self-driving cars.

New technology will go beyond today’s camera pills so that doctors can use tiny remote control robots to improve treatments.