Sensors that collect data and pass it on to gateways are only one part of the Internet of Things. How can you use this huge amount of data for your business? IoT data comes from a wide variety of sensors, it is unstructured and sometimes corrupted by the process of sending it over the air. IoT network servers and Iot software are the most important building blocks in your IoT solution. They bring your IoT data into the right structure so that it can be translated, analyzed and passed on to your own IT systems.
At DIGIMONDO we have specialized in this complex step in IoT: Our IoT software solutions automate the step of analyzing the data of your IoT devices - independent of hardware manufacturers and transmission technologies. You don't need your own analysis platform to make use of the millions of data of your IoT solution or to restrict yourself in the choice of hardware or IoT data source. Test the DIGIMONDO IoT software now and develop IoT applications without much effort!
At the beginning of digitalization, the Internet of Things revolved around sensors and devices: How can I use and manage sensors? After the first proof of concepts, many customers are asking themselves another question: How can I gain more knowledge and profit from my IoT data - even without technical experience? The IoT solution niotix with digital twin feature is the answer. Digital twins are digital representations of physical objects - and the next step in the evolution of the Internet of Things. In a virtual object, sensor data is freely combined with other information and data sets related to the physical object and then analyzed.
LoRaWAN is a low-power wireless network protocol. The technology was developed for use in the IoT environment. It enables wireless communication between low power devices over long distances. A license-free wireless network in the spectrum between 863 and 879 MHz is used for this purpose. With LoRaWAN, DIGIMONDO's path to the Internet of Things began: For the Smart Meter Rollout, founder Marcus Walena was looking for a technology that would allow intelligent electricity meters to be read from basement rooms. He found the right solution in the LoRa technology and developed the LoRaWAN network server firefly. This server meets the security and performance standards required by the data protection efforts in Germany and the scaling of the IoT solution in case of a rollout.