Sectors

We are building security for short distance communication which is resistant to classical and quantum threats in smart cities: intelligent cars, drones, robots and IoT.

Self driving cars and robot taxis

Securing vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) communications is becoming critical as intelligent and connected cars proliferate. The demand for robust cybersecurity will grow sharply to prevent cyberattacks that could compromise vehicle safety and operations.

Drones

Securing communication between two points in disaster zones, regions lacking modern network infrastructure, and connectivity between drones.

Robots and humanoids

Securing communication between routers and robots, and between robots, is becoming critical as deployment scales in homes and workplaces. The market for humanoid robots is projected to reach around 5 trillion dollars by 2050, indicating that robots will increasingly become everyday commodities at home and at work. This growth will drive stringent cybersecurity requirements, demanding the highest level of security to protect robotic systems from cyber threats.

Government agencies

Securing the last mile.

Data centers

Securing high value data over short distances.