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Telefónica and Halotech announced the launch of an IoT solution for secure communication based on post-quantum encryption for safety-critical environments, such as mining, healthcare, or industrial sectors, among others. The solution called TU Quantum Encryption has been developed based on the proof of concept IoT Quantum Ready for Halotech AI helmets, applied to Halo I and Halo III smart devices.
The new solution, based on Quantum Ready Secure Communication, focuses on providing a higher level of secure communication to smart devices, such as the Halo I connected helmets and the Halo III smart bracelet. Both devices are equipped with GPS, an emergency SOS button, a fall detector, and advanced sensors that measure the quality of the work environment, such as noise level, temperature, humidity, pressure, air quality, and thermal stress, among other critical factors, which improve safety and working conditions for operators in demanding environments. Telefónica provides connectivity through NB-IoT and LTE-M networks, ensuring optimal coverage and reliability even in hard-to-reach areas.
The solution is managed through Telefónica Tech’s Kite platform, a managed connectivity IoT platform that allows users to monitor and control their devices in real-time and remotely from anywhere in the world. Thanks to the incorporation of post-quantum cryptography, an extra layer of security is added, protecting critical information against future threats derived from quantum computing.