IoT multifunctional LPWA unit 'Ramble'
KDDI LTE-M1 IoT multifunctional LPWA unit ramble
Supports various sensors for conceptualization, design, and verification. Promotes optimal IoT implementation using the platform. *Compatible with KDDI LTE-M1.
We have released a KDDI cellular M1 module built-in IoT multifunctional LPWA unit. Many companies are considering IoT implementation, and it is convenient to be able to accommodate various sensors during the planning, design, and verification stages. The Ramble, about the size of a business card, is an IoT multifunctional LPWA unit that can flexibly respond to your company's needs. Let's find solutions from the combinations of sensors you can think of. We have a complete evaluation platform ready, so please consult with us first.
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Haloworld Inc. (Headquarters: Koto City, Tokyo) In response to the "automation needs" following the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, we started a robotics business at Kantech Co., Ltd. and became a separate entity in 2016. Currently, we are developing "ReFRO," an AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) software across various fields. We are active in the robotics business and 3D scanner business. Kantech Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Kashiwazaki City, Niigata Prefecture) Established in 1999 in Kashiwazaki City, Niigata Prefecture, as a manufacturer of flame-retardant sheets for power plants. We develop safety and maintenance equipment in-house and sell it to power plants nationwide. Additionally, we also engage in wholesale of general tools, safety products, and special equipment sales and rentals.
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