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> just remove the RFID radios and cameras from the cranes Because they require these to work. > or just not allow them to call home? I can't say for sure, bu
by rfoo 3y ago
> just remove the RFID radios and cameras from the cranes
Because they require these to work.
> or just not allow them to call home?
I can't say for sure, but I believe they already don't call home: this is also why building a solution to block them from "what if they started to call home" doesn't work.
- lnxg33k1 3y ago> Because they require these to work. What if its wrapped in aluminium?:0
- wakawaka28 3y agoJust guessing that the software forces you to put in tracking information for every item. If it can't read it, you'll have to input the stuff manually. I bet they make that interface painful too.
- mattlutze 3y agoIf they don't call home, then the foreign interests wouldn't be getting the data, I think? If the concern is access to inferred logistics and crane telemetrics, then the solution would still seem to be removing access to the data or retrofitting new controls systems to the cranes, and not replacing the entire crane.