IoT Devices and Modules
An IoT device is a network node that works on the physical layer of an IoT system to collect, share, and use information. It integrates hardware, software, and network connectivity to support its integration into the ecosystem and interoperation with other IoT devices. IoT devices may support one or more interoperable communication protocols and connect to the IoT platform through the IP (Internet Protocol) stack. IoT devices interface the physical environment to the digital world. Smart sensors are IoT devices which capture information on the physical environment and process the data locally or forward it to cloud-based IoT platforms which transform data into insight. Other IoT devices act upon that information to provide contextual services. An IoT device is typically designed as an embedded system, at the heart of which is a microcontroller (MCU) that processes data and runs software stacks. The link layer of the network is generally provided by a radio transceiver. An IoT module is a barebone embedded system designed to simplify IoT device development.
Supplies cellular modules, Wi-Fi/GNSS modules, IoT antennas and IoT connectivity. Shanghai, China.
Produces highly integrated front-end modules that cover the ISM bands. Greensboro, USA.
Innovates the way utilities and cities manage energy and water. Liberty Lake, USA.
Simplifies the process of creating IoT solutions for industrial environments. Centennial, USA.
Offers ODM solutions and private label services for the IoT and lighting markets. Zhangzhou, China.
Drives innovation in high performance and adaptive computing technologies. Santa Clara, USA.
Powers the world's fastest GPUs for artificial intelligence exploration. Santa Clara, USA.
Enables a world where everyone and everything can be intelligently connected. San Diego, USA.
Creates world-changing technology to power the smart and connected digital world. Santa Clara, USA.
Offers automation products that support a full spectrum of industrial applications. York, USA.
Creates smart lighting solutions that operate on a Bluetooth® mesh network. Dallas, USA.
Develops smart products and solutions for connected building technology. Düsseldorf, Germany.
Specializes in the design and manufacture of IoT devices. Shenzhen, China.
Offers IoT solutions for industry, construction, healthcare and agriculture. Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Offers application-centric, battery operated industrial IoT solutions. South Melbourne, Australia.
Develops low-power GPS and IoT hardware for asset tracking and management. Subiaco, Australia.
Provides 5G and 4G chips and modules for massive, broadband, and critical IoT. Colombes, France.
Full-stack development for IoT and embedded wireless solution provider. Taiwan, China.
Designer and manufacturer of connected objects for industrial use. Montpellier, France.
Provider of secure, intelligent wireless technology for a more connected world. Austin, USA.
Offers a complete portfolio of MEMS based sensors and solutions. Kusterdingen, Germany.
Develops embedded systems, system on modules (SOMs), and imaging systems. Syracuse, USA.
Develops sensors, sensor-based solutions, and other mission-critical products. Attleboro, USA.
Develops and supplies IIoT (Industrial IoT) sensors for different industries. Laksevåg, Norway.
Manufactures wireless sensors (Sub-GHz, LoRaWAN, Sigfox, NB-IoT). Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam.
Offers wireless wearable sensors for sports, medical and research applications. Vantaa, Finland.
Smart building technology company offering IoT sensors and platforms. Irving, USA.
Changes the way buildings collect data. Lysaker, Norway.
Specializes in 3D motion tracking and motion capture technology. Enschede, Netherlands.
Brings a smart technology solution to your residential and commercial lifestyles. Des Moines, USA.
Develops and produces LoRa, NB-IoT, ZigBee, BLE, WiFi and Z-Wave smart devices. Shenzhen China.
Provides innovative track & trace, safe workplace, and access control solutions. Barcelona, Spain.
Delivers radar sensor technology for a digitized industrial world. Freiburg, Germany.
Develops IoT sensor technology designed to evaluate measurements accurately. Tampere, Finland.
Specializes in developing motion sensors and sensor-controlled lighting solutions. Noida, India.
Provides market-ready, white label products to IoT solution providers. Aarhus, Denmark.
Provider of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) sensor platforms. San Jose, USA.
Specializes in the integration of wireless technology such as WiFi, BLE, LTE, LoRa. Taiwan, China.
Designs and manufactures data acquisition loggers, gateways and sensors. Inzago, Italy.
Offers motion sensor technologies, sensor networks and real-time sensing solutions. Houston, USA.
Designs and manufactures industrial-grade cellular IoT smart modules. San Jose, USA.
Provider of IoT terminals and wireless data solutions. Shenzhen, China.
Provider of IoT wireless solutions and wireless communication modules. Shenzhen, China.
Offers a full range of embedded system, development board and IoT product solutions. Solon, USA.
Provides Machine-to-Machine (M2M) wireless modules and solutions. Shanghai, China.
Manufactures IoT modules, Bluetooth beacons, wireless adapters, and antennas. Shenzhen, China.
Short-range wireless and low power cellular IoT specialist. Trondheim, Norway.
Vertically integrated electronic manufacturing services (EMS) provider. Hong Kong, China.
Provides RF components, platforms and other wireless network solutions. Diamond Bar, USA.
Develops and manufactures embedded platforms such as SoMs and CBs. Legionowo, Poland.
Develops and produces smart lighting products for commercial and residential use. Shenzhen, China.
