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Welcome to another edition of the IoT For All weekly newsletter! A new P2PInfect Botnet MIPS Variant is targeting routers and IoT devices, researchers in Spain are creating digital twins to treat breast cancer, and ELSYS shares how to reduce your energy costs!

As always, thanks for being a subscriber! We hope you enjoy this week’s roundup of IoT’s top articles, news, and more. You can browse all our content on IoT For All.

📖 Top Articles

Key Factors for Assessing a LoRa Sensor

There is no universal solution in the world of LoRa sensors. Your choice will always depend on the unique requirements of your use case. In other words, you can’t buy a temperature and humidity sensor with the expectation that it will seamlessly function in all IoT applications. For this reason, it is imperative to understand your project’s requirements before making any purchase. Such factors to consider are measurement precision, message frequency, and on-site device accessibility. Read Article

🔥 Rapid Fire

• Researchers in Spain are creating digital twins to treat breast cancer

• A new P2PInfect Botnet MIPS Variant is targeting routers and IoT devices

• Amazon’s redesigned Alexa app makes smart home controls easier to use

✅ Featured Content

Conquer Energy Costs and Make it Effortlessly with ELSYS

Are you trying to reduce your energy use? Want access to cost-effective temperature measurements? ELSYS leads the way with LoRaWAN sensors that enable simple and cost-effective temperature measurements, which can contribute to more efficient energy utilization and control over indoor temperatures.

ELSYS, together with a real estate company, has installed sensors in 22,000 apartments in Sweden. Due to the installation of the sensors, they were able to adjust the indoor temperature to a stable indoor climate of 20 degrees in each apartment and managed to reduce the energy costs by an impressive 6% per year compared to before. Explore ELSYS sensors today!

Key benefits of our product:

• Energy savings: By understanding how spaces are used and tailoring energy consumption accordingly, you can significantly reduce your energy costs.

• Low maintenance: The sensor is wireless and has a 10-year battery life, which makes it easy to install in buildings with extremely low maintenance.

• Customization: Customize your sensor and pre-set them ready for being mounted on the wall from when you receive your order.

🎙️ The IoT For All Podcast

On this week’s IoT For All podcast, Ryan speaks with Phil Beecher, President and CEO of Wi-SUN Alliance, about building resilient smart cities and utilities with IoT and the Wi-SUN standard.

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