Researchers at a university in Israel have warned that smart irrigation systems are vulnerable and could be drained by attack using a ‘piping botnet’.

This means that smart irrigation systems don't need to be connected to the Internet directly, making the attack surface for these devices even larger. IoT DDoS botnets can help attackers ...

With an ever-growing market of IoT and Industry 4.0 applications, a need for newer features arises to support these applications. The latest Infineon chip CYW20829 boasts a set of new features ...

Valley 365, Valmont's IoT-based irrigation management solution, lets farmers control water use from their cellphones. By improving animal care and production, IoT is transforming livestock husbandry.

Image: Michael Bourgault More than 100 smart irrigation systems were left exposed online without a password last month, allowing anyone to access and tamper with water irrigation programs for ...

5. Smart Irrigation Systems IoT-enabled irrigation systems can adjust the amount of water based on the moisture level of the soil and weather predictions.

Farmers using smart greenhouse crop monitoring systems can leverage insights from big data and analytics to regulate crop spraying, irrigation, lighting, temperature, humidity, and more.