Ingenu Launches “Smarter City” Program for IoT Applications

Published on by in Technology

Ingenu Launches “Smarter City” Program for IoT Applications

 Ingenu Inc.™, the pioneer in delivering connectivity exclusively to machines, announced the launch of the  Ingenu Smarter City program.

End-to-End-Solution.pngThe program features a turnkey, end-to-end smart city platform based on Ingenu’s patented RPMA® (Random Phase Multiple Access) communication technology and innovations from Ingenu’s diverse partner ecosystem.

The Smarter City program will provide access to municipal applications, delivering an all-in-one solution for the simplest deployment of smart parking, street lighting, water and electricity metering and management, proactive infrastructure management and environmental monitoring.

Ingenu has partnered with best-in-class solutions providers to support the Smarter City program infrastructure. Each company has extensive IoT industry expertise and offers a rich set of features to support the program. The initial partners include:

Libelium  – Designers and manufacturers of hardware and software development kits for wireless sensor networks that enable integration of reliable IoT and Smart Cities devices with minimum time to market.

PTC  - The PTC ThingWorx® platform is an enterprise-ready technology platform that enables innovators to rapidly develop and deploy smart, connected solutions for the IoT.

“The Smarter City program will offer governments and municipalities a simple, reliable and cost-effective IoT network based on RPMA, while immediately delivering functionality and services for a host of smart city applications,” said John Horn, CEO, Ingenu.

“Ingenu has a history of success with smart city deployments and these partners will further enhance the capabilities that we can offer to the market.”

Through the Smarter City program, cities quickly gain access to turnkey solutions that commonly provide a double-digit return on investment within the first year of deployment. Unlike other collaborative projects and groups, the Smarter City program delivers ready-to-deploy applications that are built to support long-term smart city growth initiatives.

Source: Business Wire

Media

Taxonomy