MikroElektronika (MIKROE) offers hardware and software tools that enable rapid, efficient IoT deployment across various industries.
The company works with the following verticals:
MIKROE has partnered with Telit Cinterion to simplify IoT device development. This is achieved by combining MIKROE’s hardware and software tools with Telit Cinterion’s:
This strategic partnership focuses on three key aspects:
MIKROE offers click boards™ that provide plug-and-play functionality and are compatible with these Telit Cinterion cellular modules and GNSS:
The CMB100 Certified Module Board of Telit Cinterion can be easily mounted into our Rapid Prototyping Kit (link), also developed and supplied by Telit Cinterion. The RPK adopts MikroBUS™ to expand input/output capabilities up to three slots, where you can mount all the range of more than 1700 click boards from MIKROE. The combination of CMB100 with click boards in the Rapid Prototyping Kit allows to easily deploy Proof of Concepts (POCs) and Field Testing Units (FTUs) drastically decreasing the time and cost of development.
MIKROE utilizes Telit Cinterion modules in their NECTO Studio IDE and compiler tools. This enables developers to program and debug IoT applications.
In addition, MIKROE leverages OneEdge™ and deviceWISE®, powered by Telit Cinterion, to facilitate:
MIKROE helps developers, startups and enterprises deploy power-efficient IoT solutions that are scalable and secure. The company leverages Telit Cinterion products in use cases like:
Smart city applications leverage narrowband IoT (NB-IoT) and LTE-M to provide low-power wide-area (LPWA) connectivity for:
NB-IoT enables agricultural use cases in rural and remote areas, such as soil monitoring and automated irrigation.
Vending machines and supply chain monitoring utilize LTE-M combined with global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) for location-aware IoT solutions.
MIKROE works with industrial IoT applications that use 4G LTE and 5G to support real-time data transmission, like:
In the automotive sector, MIKROE’s 4G- and 5G-powered solutions use high-speed data transfers to support: