Top 5 IoT products in December

31st December 2021

Beatrice O'Flaherty

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Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top IoT products to have been released in December.

SmarteCAM with data analytics capabilities

e-con Systems’ SmarteCAM, a ready to deploy smart AI camera system, has now been validated by the AWS Device Qualification Program (DQP) under the AWS IoT Greengrass category.

The camera has also been listed in the AWS Partner device catalog. SmarteCAM has been certified by AWS owing to its data analytics capabilities leveraging the AWS IoT Greengrass SDK.

MCUs for edge applications in next-gen E/E architecture

Renesas, a supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, announced two new microcontrollers (MCUs) designed for automotive actuator and sensor control applications supporting edge evolution in next-generation electronic and electrical (E/E) architecture.

With the RL78/F24 and RL78/F23, Renesas expands its RL78 Family of low-power 16-bit MCUs and strengthens its broader automotive portfolio, offering customers highly reliable, high-performance solutions for systems ranging from actuators to zone control.

2-node smartEdge solution for distributed edge

Nebulon, pioneer of smartInfrastructure, server-embedded infrastructure software delivered as a service, announced the availability of a 2-node Nebulon smartEdge solution for distributed edge deployments.

The 2-node solution reduces infrastructure costs by 33% and also provides enterprises a smaller entry point into smartInfrastructure for test and development deployments or other projects that may start small and grow later.

Monitoring solution detecting power grid failures with LoRaWAN standard

Semtech Corporation, a global supplier of high performance analog and mixed-signal semiconductors and advanced algorithms, announced its collaboration with Elvexys, designer of innovative and robust solutions for data management, engineering of energy transport and distribution networks in Europe, and Oiken, a Swiss distributor of electricity serving 90,000 end customers, for an Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled sensor.

Streamlined machine-learning software development for connected devices

STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor provider serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications, announced the availability of Version 3 of NanoEdge AI Studio, the first major upgrade of the software tool for machine-learning applications that ST acquired with Cartesiam earlier this year.

The new version of NanoEdge AI Studiocomes as the shift of AI capabilities from the cloud to the edge offers manufacturers phenomenal potential to fundamentally improve industrial processes, optimise maintenance costs, and deliver innovative functions in equipment that can sense, process data, and act locally to improve latency and information security. Applications include connected devices, household appliances, and industrial automation.