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Looking back at this ending year brings a lot of satisfaction to us at Ubidots, because despite the broader economic uncertainty the world has faced, we’ve managed to grow and materialize our talents in ways that inspire us moving forward.
You’re facing a major decision in your deployment process: whether to build your own LoRaWAN network or make use of the public network options that are available to you.
We prioritize our safety and try to reduce the risks as much as possible, a reality highlighted by the fact that the home security market is estimated to be valued at around USD 56.9 billion.
Here at Ubidots we have this vexed topic that tends to turn friends into foes whenever it comes up: the discussion of whether the AC is too cold or not. We decided that the only way to square things up was to connect a couple of sensors that measure the temperature for us
Deciding which connectivity option to use is an extremely important decision when developing a new IoT project, which prompts the question: Should I use Wi-Fi or cellular connectivity?
In the context of soaring energy prices making the headlines all over the world, one of AIS Technology’s clients needed a solution to monitor and automate its collection of utility data, cut energy costs, and ensure that all building services function as efficiently as possible.
Even though the partnership is only now becoming official, the relationship between AIS Technology and Ubidots is already long-standing. By using Ubidots, AIS Technology has been able to develop and implement various IoT solutions that are geared toward creating smart buildings and cities.
Using a handful of IoT tools, such as Ubidots for the cloud portion, and Senquip for the hardware, among others, Prospect Control has been able to replace the setup they would’ve normally used with this customer, resulting in an automated solution
Senquip telemetry devices perform the functions typically associated with a Remote Telemetry Unit (RTU) and provide the interface to external signals, on-board processing with user written scripts, and telemetry via Wi-Fi or 4G LTE.
With years of manufacturing experience, Moko Smart is both an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and an original design manufacturer (ODM), which means they offer either their mature products to be sold or white-labeled, and the option to develop and make clients’ devices.
