Programme supports wireless connectivity ecosystem

The sensors element library allows non-RF and non-software savvy customers to develop wirelessly connected products and to easily incorporate sensors and their assets such as drivers and algorithms into their wirelessly connected IoT projects.

At the company's Sensors Expo booth is also the company’s expanding line up of Broadcom-based AIR for WICED modules, the atmosphere online development tool and it’s cellular machines family of remote monitoring solutions.

“Since the introduction of our first AIR modules, which were all about helping customers go wireless without being RF experts, Anaren has been totally committed to giving our customers all the tools they need to do the job on their own,” said Mark Bowyer, Director of Wireless Business Development, Anaren. “This new Sensor Network Partnership Program continues this progression, by enabling customers to easily incorporate sensing functions into their products…whether their goal is to transmit the resulting sensor data to a mobile device or all the way to the cloud.” 

The inaugural member and primary sensor provider to the project is STMicroelectronics. For its part, ST also sees opportunities in helping Anaren provide OEMs with a streamlined path for connecting their sensor-generated data to the IoT via Anaren’s wireless tools.