IoT udvikling

IoT is an acronym for Internet of Things. The concept basically consists of devices being connected to the internet. This can be anything from wearable products such as smartwatches, personal assistants such as Google assistant, Amazon Alexa or Apple's Homepod. It could also be your fridge, which tells you what you need in the fridge, or self-driving cars. In industry you also see IoT more and more, you can read more about it here.

In the future, the number of IoT devices is expected to grow significantly. According to estimates, there will be over 75 billion IoT devices in the world by 2025, which is an increase of over 200% compared to the number in 2020. The future tools will provide businesses with unique opportunities to engage with their customers. They will be able to communicate with their products or optimize their business processes in completely new ways through technology.

An end-to-end IoT solution spans from sensors to presentation for end-users. When we review an end-to-end solution, you are the expert in determining which data will be valuable to you. We will provide the expertise to complete the entire process, from developing hardware to secure storage in the cloud and presentation to your end-users. Therefore, we can be an IoT total supplier. 

When we talk about designing an end-to-end IoT system, we're really looking at what types of hardware, what protocols they need to talk over and how we get that presented in a value-added way. When you're faced with starting up an IoT project yourself, it can be confusing how to go about it.

We, and our partners, have many years of experience with different options and technologies, and therefore we also offer a no-obligation talk about what your company has of possibilities. There is a big difference between what makes the most technical sense - are there strict requirements for battery life? Does the device have to be placed in a cellar? A radio mast? We are happy to help you find out.

It's important that an IoT solution starts with concrete needs and use cases. It's not crucial to have a full business plan to start, but it's a good idea to have a vision of where you want to go. The solution must of course be based on a concrete need, but during a project, you will become much wiser and clearer on where you get the most benefit.

By having an IoT development house like us to help with your IoT solution, you always have expert eyes on your project. We are updated on everything that is happening within the field, and therefore, we will also be able to develop, advise, and guide the project from start to finish with the latest knowledge in hand. While an IoT can provide long-term savings, you can see immediate improvements in your business as soon as your solution is implemented.

A good example of an end-to-end IoT solution is our Bramidan case, where new features are continuously being added. Bramidan has built a platform that scales to both many devices and many new features. For Bramidan, this means that they can drive the development of their platform and web portal with real-life cases and specific needs. When their business comes up with new concrete use cases requested by customers or suppliers, they can quickly and efficiently expand their IoT platform with these new features. Read more of the BRA-IN case here.

Bramidan's BRA-IN system collects data from all Bramidan machines, helping both Bramidan's customers to make better and more environmentally-friendly decisions about their machines.

WeightLog is an end-to-end IoT solution where all elements of IoT are included. We have been involved every step of the way and have taken control in collaboration with Hedensted Group A/S.