Hub d'innovation IoT

LoRaWAN battery life is quoted as ten years on most datasheets, yet many sensors die after three, and the gap is almost always in the radio settings.

Smart water metering turns a reading taken once a quarter into hourly data, and that changes what a utility can see: leaks, losses, and real demand.

OPC UA vs MQTT is the wrong framing for most plants: OPC UA describes what the data means, MQTT moves it, and most cloud projects end up needing both.

IoT scalability is never proven by the pilot: a 100-sensor deployment has nothing in common with a 10,000-device one, and the pilot works perfectly right up to

The LoRaWAN range on the datasheet, those 15 kilometers, is true and almost never yours, and the gap between those two numbers gets paid for in the field.

A multi-tenant IoT platform is the difference between serving twelve clients and running twelve separate systems in order to do it.

IoT device management starts to hurt the day a project stops being a pilot, and it always arrives as the same question: who holds the list of installed units, a

How to get Ecowitt and Davis weather station data out of the vendor app and into an IoT platform, with the differences between the Ecowitt API v3 and the WeatherLink v2 API.

An IoT business model built only on installation projects makes an integrator start from zero every quarter, and recurring services change that math.