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DigiCert has partnered with Panasonic Industry Europe to integrate DigiCert Device Trust Manager with Panasonic’s PAN-MaX intelligent manufacturing service for seamlessMatter certification of interoperable smart home devices.

New research shows over half of UK consumers plan to buy new smart tech for their home this year, but a third (32%) haveconcerns about hacking and security risks.

New researchfrom King’s College London reveals how surveillance technologies reinforce a sense of constant monitoring and control by domestic workers’ employers, increasing their vulnerability and impacting their mental wellbeing.

The EU aims to reduce energy consumption by 11.7% compared to projections of its expected energy use for 2030. By using energy more efficiently, Europeans can lower their energy bills, help protect the environment, mitigate climate change, and improve quality of life while reducing the EU's reliance on external oil and gas suppliers and supporting sustainable economic growth.

Last weeke-peasteamed up with Silabs in an exclusive first reveal video of e-peas’ and Silabs new Explorer Kit.

SwitchBot, a rising brand in smart home automation and retrofitting, is unveiling its latest robotics and smart home technology at CES 2025.The lineup includes the SwitchBot Multitasking Household Robot K20+ Pro, the SwitchBot Floor Cleaning Robot S20 Pro, the SwitchBot Lock Ultra, and the SwitchBot Video Doorbell.

In stock at authorised distributor Mouser Electronics are the PSOC Control C3 microcontrollers (MCUs) from Infineon Technologies.

Cliff Electronics has expanded its FT Connector range with the addition of dualUSB2.0, USB 3.0 and USB-C metal FeedThrough Connectors.

At Hardware Pioneers 2025, GigaDevice had an extensive portfolio of microcontrollers (MCUs) on display, which Reuben Townsend, Principal FAE of the company took Electronic Specifier through.

As the number of connected devices in smart homes and buildings continues to grow, so too does an unintended consequence: battery waste. With EU government estimates suggesting that tens of millions of batteries from IoT devices are discarded globally every day, the environmental and economic cost of powering these systems is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.