IOT PRIVACY

Have you ever seen a sign that reads "this area under camera surveillance" and wondered whether the cameras are coupled to facial recognition or scene recognition software, who that footage might be shared with, and for how long it is retained? Until today, there was no standard mechanism to communicate this type of information to people. Yet smart sensors are everywhere. They are part of what is now referred to as the Internet of Things ("IoT") with billions of devices already deployed today. The IoT Privacy Infrastructure developed at Carnegie Mellon University has been designed to address this problem.

Also known as: Internet of Things, IoT, IoT PI, IoT PI Content, IoT Resource, IoT Resource Listings, IoT Resource Registries, IoT Resource Template, IoT Resource Templates, IoT Resources, IoTA, IoTA Mobile App

Primary location: Pittsburgh United States