Sigfox provides a low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) 0G technology dedicated to massive Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity. It serves businesses across industries such as supply chain, manufacturing, smart cities, and utilities by enabling secure and energy-efficient device connection and asset tracking.
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Kerlink is a global provider of Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity equipment, software, and services. The company offers LoRaWAN gateways, network servers, and management tools to help businesses, cities, and network operators deploy public and private IoT networks for applications such as smart cities, agriculture, and industrial tracking.
The Things Industries is a Netherlands-based IoT company that develops LoRaWAN network-management software, including The Things Stack, for deploying and operating low-power wide-area IoT networks. It serves enterprises, telecom operators, system integrators, and device makers building connected-device solutions.
Actility is a company established in 2010 and headquartered in France. Through its subsidiary, Abeeway, Actility provides patented ultra-low power, multi-radio trackers and comprehensive indoor and outdoor geolocation services.
Adeunis provides Internet of Things (IoT) connected sensors, gateways, and LPWAN network solutions designed for the smart building sector. The company serves maintenance specialists, property managers, energy providers, and facility managers by offering data capture and transmission tools to optimize energy performance, occupant comfort, and equipment maintenance.
Myriota provides secure satellite and hybrid IoT connectivity solutions, hardware platforms, and device management tools for remote and distributed operations. The company serves partners, system integrators, and enterprises across industries such as asset tracking, smart agriculture, water monitoring, and government.
Aeris provides secure, scalable cellular Internet of Things (IoT) platforms and solutions that help businesses manage connectivity, device lifecycles, and cybersecurity. The company serves original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), mobile network operators, enterprises, and solution providers across industries such as automotive, energy, and fleet telematics.
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