Menu

IoT FEATURE NEWS

Tartabit IoT Bridge: A Step Toward Simplifying IoT

By

The IoT is riding the ascent of cloud. While the enterprise is cloud or bust, municipalities are embracing smart infrastructure, smart cities, tying IoT innovation to public utilities and other connected applications. 

Tartabit announced the general availability of IoT Bridge for Everynet, empowering Everynet U.S. national LoRa network subscribers with easy integration into Microsoft Azure via the low code platform.

“We are pleased to work closing with Everynet to deliver a high-value, easy-to-use IoT Bridge to bring LoRaWAN customers natively into Microsoft Azure IoT services,” said Fred Yentz, CEO and Co-Founder, Tartabit. “Helping our common customers quickly deploy solutions that leverage the power of Microsoft Azure IoT services will only increase the rate of adoption and improve solution value.”

The Tartabit IoT Bridge arms Application Service Providers (ASPs) with the ability to keep attention on application development, and not worry about integration.

Tony Shakib, Partner General Manager, Microsoft Azure IoT explained, “The integration provides a fast path for developers to address the wide range of smart city and smart utility solutions that are keenly addressed by LoRa and the Everynet U.S. national network.”

With the release, cities can easily monitor and manage lighting, waste management, check air quality, and more. Smart infrastructure keeps tabs on pipelines, supply chain, freight, and ensure critical infrastructure like roads remain tip top for citizens. Utilities can remotely monitor, maintain and gather data on substations, water systems, smart grid and metering.  

Retailers can leverage the Tartabit IoT Bridge to track and monitor assets from the factory floor, to the store shelf, with real-time data insight into the movement, condition and delivery of products across the supply chain.

“The Tartabit IoT Bridge for Everynet enables Microsoft Azure users to quickly integrate devices and create customized solutions in Azure IoT Central using Everynet Azure LoRaWAN connected devices in a matter of minutes,” explains Everynet CEO Lawrence Latham.

Deploying IoT technology into your operations doesn’t require overwhelming complexity. While, we haven’t quite found the “easy” button for IoT yet, today’s announcement is certainly a step in that direction, and smarter operations.

Learn more about LoRa, Azure and our connected future at the upcoming IoT Evolution Expo June 21-24 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. See you there!



Edited by Luke Bellos
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. [Free eNews Subscription]
SHARE THIS ARTICLE
Related Articles

Direct-to-Device Innovation, Courtesy of Viasat and Skylo Technologies

By: Alex Passett    11/28/2023

Viasat and Skylo Technologies seek to unlock the potential of Direct-to-Device (D2D) services for consumers, businesses and governments around the wor…

Read More

5G IoT Connectivity to Benefit from New Partnership Between OQ Technology and o2 Telefonica

By: Alex Passett    11/27/2023

OQ Technology and o2 Telefonica have signed their MOU on boosting 5G IoT connectivity together, kicking off mainly in Q2 of 2024.

Read More

Schneider Electric Integrates Microsoft Azure OpenAI for Sustainable Solutions

By: Greg Tavarez    11/21/2023

Schneider Electric tapped into its collaboration with Microsoft to integrate Microsoft Azure OpenAI into its operations, utilizing algorithms to gener…

Read More

Connectivity Standards Alliance Unlocks the Future of Digital Access with Aliro

By: Greg Tavarez    11/20/2023

Aliro is a new effort aimed at transforming how users unlock doors or other entry points using their mobile device or wearable.

Read More

AEye Introduces In-Cabin Lidar with Peak Performance

By: Greg Tavarez    11/16/2023

The 4Sight Flex is designed to be energy-efficient and low-cost and can detect objects up to 275 meters away.

Read More