Integrated devices: Polysense Devices
TagoIO Team
SANTA CLARA, CA and RALEIGH, NC, Aug 18, 2020 – TagoIO, a leading IoT cloud platform, transforming the way companies create value from their connected products strategy, announced a series of integrations with devices designed by Polysense Technologies Inc. In this first phase, more than forty LoRaWAN-based devices from Polysense have been certified and are now ready to be used by developers directly on the TagoIO Platform. These devices are able to connect with several LoRaWAN network servers that are available on the platform.
“Through this new integration with Polysense, thousands of developers throughout the world will be able to build and deploy IoT solutions quickly for applications such as: asset tracking, cold chain management, logistics, industry 4.0, smart cities, smart agriculture, and a multitude of other applications, all starting from a free account offered on the TagoIO platform,” stated Fabio Rosa, CEO of TagoIO. “We started with LoRaWAN devices, but we are already working to add the NB-IoT and WiFi/BLE devices from Polysense; and in the coming weeks, our customers and developers will also be able to count on the NB-IoT option.”
“Through our interaction with TagoIO, we found an extremely robust and fully configurable platform for IoT deployments. The platform is not only simple to use, but also very flexible and we believe that the integration of our product portfolio with TagoIO’s platform gives us a unique opportunity to deliver an improved value proposition to our customers” said Rick Li, Founder and CEO of Polysense. “We look forward to deepening this relationship and include future products and technologies that we bring to the market”.
The complete list of Polysense’s devices can be found inside the admin portal of the TagoIO platform. It can be accessed here: admin.tago.io
About TagoIO
TagoIO offers an end-to-end cloud platform that transforms the way businesses create value from connected products and user interactions. TagoIO requires minimum effort to setup and operate. Under the PaaS model, TagoIO provides all the functionalities to perform: device management, data storage, real-time data visualization, user management, custom analytics, and notifications. To accelerate the time-to-market, TagoIO includes white-label options to enable a higher level of customization. The expertly-designed User Interface allows non-technical personnel to prepare and sell solutions quickly and easily. From its headquarters in Raleigh, NC, USA, TagoIO supports local and international businesses to build the best solution possible. For more information, visit www.tago.io
About Polysense
Located in Santa Clara, California with offices in Beijing, Luo Yang, Guangzhou and Shanghai, China, Polysense develops IoT products and solutions for smart enterprise, city and home, including distributed fiber sensing, LPWAN LoRa, NB-IoT/LTE CAT M and Wi-Fi/BLE based wireless IoT sensors, cloud based data management, analytics cloud platform iView, edge computing platform iEdge, and smartphone App iPalm.
SANTA CLARA, CA and RALEIGH, NC, Aug 18, 2020 – TagoIO, a leading IoT cloud platform, transforming the way companies create value from their connected products strategy, announced a series of integrations with devices designed by Polysense Technologies Inc. In this first phase, more than forty LoRaWAN-based devices from Polysense have been certified and are now ready to be used by developers directly on the TagoIO Platform. These devices are able to connect with several LoRaWAN network servers that are available on the platform.
“Through this new integration with Polysense, thousands of developers throughout the world will be able to build and deploy IoT solutions quickly for applications such as: asset tracking, cold chain management, logistics, industry 4.0, smart cities, smart agriculture, and a multitude of other applications, all starting from a free account offered on the TagoIO platform,” stated Fabio Rosa, CEO of TagoIO. “We started with LoRaWAN devices, but we are already working to add the NB-IoT and WiFi/BLE devices from Polysense; and in the coming weeks, our customers and developers will also be able to count on the NB-IoT option.”
“Through our interaction with TagoIO, we found an extremely robust and fully configurable platform for IoT deployments. The platform is not only simple to use, but also very flexible and we believe that the integration of our product portfolio with TagoIO’s platform gives us a unique opportunity to deliver an improved value proposition to our customers” said Rick Li, Founder and CEO of Polysense. “We look forward to deepening this relationship and include future products and technologies that we bring to the market”.
The complete list of Polysense’s devices can be found inside the admin portal of the TagoIO platform. It can be accessed here: admin.tago.io
About TagoIO
TagoIO offers an end-to-end cloud platform that transforms the way businesses create value from connected products and user interactions. TagoIO requires minimum effort to setup and operate. Under the PaaS model, TagoIO provides all the functionalities to perform: device management, data storage, real-time data visualization, user management, custom analytics, and notifications. To accelerate the time-to-market, TagoIO includes white-label options to enable a higher level of customization. The expertly-designed User Interface allows non-technical personnel to prepare and sell solutions quickly and easily. From its headquarters in Raleigh, NC, USA, TagoIO supports local and international businesses to build the best solution possible. For more information, visit www.tago.io
About Polysense
Located in Santa Clara, California with offices in Beijing, Luo Yang, Guangzhou and Shanghai, China, Polysense develops IoT products and solutions for smart enterprise, city and home, including distributed fiber sensing, LPWAN LoRa, NB-IoT/LTE CAT M and Wi-Fi/BLE based wireless IoT sensors, cloud based data management, analytics cloud platform iView, edge computing platform iEdge, and smartphone App iPalm.
