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Microsoft Azure
Kick-start your implementation of common Internet of Things (IoT) scenarios like remote monitoring, industrial IoT (IIoT), predictive maintenance, and device simulation. Get all the required cloud-based services you need—including all required application code—for a successful, efficient, and streamlined build and deployment.
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ZenQ
The Internet of Things (IoT) is the new buzzword, with predictions ranging from “it’s just another connected network” to “this is the new sliced bread of the generation”. Every new idea will cause change; radical ideas will have a greater impact, while revolutionary ideas change the course of humanity. IoT promises to be a revolutionary idea.
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CISC Semiconductor GmbH
The Internet of Things revolution is ongoing and has gained significant traction over the last few years. This revolution is based on the availability of huge amounts of information coming from the data sensed and transmitted by intelligent connected objects. In order to cope with this revolution, the importance of efficient and reliable monitoring and management tools has increased significantly.
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Microsoft Azure
Enable highly secure and reliable communication between your Internet of Things (IoT) application and the devices it manages. Azure IoT Hub provides a cloud-hosted solution back end to connect virtually any device. Extend your solution from the cloud to the edge with per-device authentication, built-in device management, and scaled provisioning.
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Kathrein group
CrossTalk Software - Flexible Intelligence for AutoID and IoT Efficient AutoID systems for automatic object identification and data acquisition, as well as Internet of Things (IoT) systems, require excellent hardware and an at least equally excellent AutoID and IoT software. In addition to the hardware, we offer you such a software solution: the CrossTalk IoT Suite.
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Multiple Access Communications Ltd.
For many years it has been technically possible to connect devices to the internet using cellular technology, but the relatively high cost of doing so has meant that it was only economic for high value devices. Today, with the emergence of a range of low-power, wide-area network (LPWAN) technologies it is possible to add connectivity to many millions of devices that only a few years ago would not have justified the cost. These LPWANs are fuelling a rapid growth in the Internet of Things (IoT) and enabling new applications that promise to revolutionise many aspects of life and work.
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7Layers, Inc.
In the Internet of Things, everyone and everything is at risk of becoming a victim of cyber attacks.Protection against cyberspace threats is particularly relevant and important for connected devices.Messages about defective devices and successful attacks, which can also be carried out with very simple means, are increasing.Third party verification can be helpful in building trust by confirming and demonstrating an adequate level of protection.
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NOFFZ Computer Technik GmbH
Functional Test Tool for Modern Wireless Communication DevicesDevelopment, prototyping, validation and production testing of wireless devices supporting the Internet of Things need low cost, easy-to-use test equipment with support for the latest standards:- Wi-Fi 6E: 802.11ax, 2×2 MIMO; 2/5/6 GHz - Bluetooth™: 5.2 BDR/EDR/BLE
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SMC Sentry IT -
MSA
The SMC Sentry IT Controller is a powerful network-enabled hazardous gas detection system that operates up to 32 detectors and interfaces with devices over Modbus RTU, 4-20 mA, Sentry PSG Bus, and conventional dry contact. The embedded web application enables users to view important data remotely and provides connectivity into the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).
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LynxOS -
LynuxWorks, Inc.
The embedded market is exploding with the dawn of the “Internet of Things”. The basic idea being that almost everything will ultimately be connected to the internet and these embedded devices are becoming more complex. This means they need to run more full functioned operating systems, with connectivity and popular human interfaces, require more processing power, including multi-core chips, and are likely to be exposed to the same types of cyber attacks that we are facing in our corporate and personal computers.Lynx Software Technologies addresses these needs with our high performance LynxOS operating systems and tools based on open standards. Our new powerful RTOS security features allow embedded developers to design their systems to be more secure before they are connected to the internet.
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Thingsee One -
Haltian Oy
Thingsee One is a smart developer device for Internet of Things (IoT) application and solution development. The device is designed for the easier and faster deployment of new IoT applications and services at a fraction of the current cost. Thanks to its robust structure, wide variety of fully programmable sensors and extensive cellular connectivity, Thingsee One is an ideal host for a multitude of different applications.
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Microsoft Corp.
Real-time stream processing in the cloud. Perform real-time analytics for your Internet of Things solutions. Stream millions of events per second. Get mission-critical reliability and performance with predictable results. Create real-time dashboards and alerts over data from devices and applications. Correlate across multiple streams of data. Use familiar SQL-based language for rapid development.
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Microchip Technology Inc.
With the massive growth of the Internet of Things, wireless connectivity has never been more important. Quickly incorporate connectivity into your designs with wireless ICs, modules, software and development kits that make connecting effortless for your customers. Our comprehensive wireless portfolio has the technology to meet your range, data rate, interoperability, frequency and topology needs.
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Granite River Labs Inc.
The “Internet of Things”, or “IoT”, continues to evolve as a fast-growing network of interfaces that allow devices to be sensed and/or controlled remotely across existing network infrastructure. The IoT encompasses a diverse range of applications including smart grids, smart homes, intelligent transportation and smart cities. Multiple technical standards and and standards organizations have emerged to facilitate interoperability across IoT networks.
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Industrial Internet Consortium
Test Drives are short-term, rapid-engagement pilots for technology end users to employ and adopt Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) technologies. They stimulate IIoT adoption across industry through accelerated implementation. The IIC's neutral collaboration platform fosters partnering to address leading-edge IIoT use cases in 3-6 month projects based upon technology end users' real problems.
