Mitsubishi Electric can detect cyberattacks on drones, cars, and robots
Mitsubishi Electric, headquartered in Japan, has developed what it believes is the first sensor-security technology for detecting inconsistencies that appear in sensor measurements when a system is under attack. Applications of this technology include detecting malicious cyberattacks on drones, cars, and robots.
Mitsubishi Electric is using drones for photogrammetry, which is the measurement of the size and shape of three-dimensional objects.
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