Massive IoT- What is it and why it matters

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IoT solutions can be used to fix problems, limit risks, increase efficiency and getting factual data to make better business decisions.
In this article, two industry experts, Haltian- the IoT platform provider and Wirepas – the provider of IoT connectivity, go through the meaning and implications of massive scale IoT.
THE FUTURE OF IOT WILL MEAN IMPLEMENTATIONS IN A MASSIVE SCALE
Often, this has been done with different vendors moving from project to project, and now these businesses are at the point where their IoT solutions don’t communicate with each other and are therefore unable to scale the solutions.
IoT solutions will include an immense number of devices, things, and machines that all need to be connected reliably and safely.
In addition to including a massive number of devices, these solutions will naturally produce massive loads of data that needs to travel safely through the technology layers to the customer for analysis.
Large scale IoT solutions require the highest possible operational efficiency and reliability.
Massive IoT has several requirements, to name a few, scalable IoT solution needs to have:
The challenge is that smart industries require an industrial IoT connectivity solution, a self-healing mesh network that can handle a demanding radio environment.
Wirepas Mesh enables wireless IoT networking on a massive scale.
Maintaining scalable IoT solutions requires the correct tools: you need to know where all the devices are, what they do, and what needs to be done to them.
Our years of experience in the field have proven that companies and businesses wanting to grow their business will need scalable IoT solutions.
Haltian has built a truly end-to-end IoT solution, called Thingsee.
The Thingsee IoT platform includes everything from IoT devices to customer applications that make implementing and maintaining IoT solutions easy for everyone.

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