FarSite today announced their co-operation with machine-to-machine (M2M) networks developer, Neul Ltd.
FarSite is working closely with Neul to develop a range of M2M / IoT products using Neul’s NT1001 module to communicate with NeulNET™ Low-Power, Wide-Area Networks (LP-WAN). The developments include:
- netBin – An intelligent bin sensing system which monitors containers such as waste or recycling bins so that only full bins are emptied. This reduces heavy lorry road traffic and transport costs as every collection is optimised, staff productivity is improved and the environmental problems of overflowing bins are eliminated. The product is aimed at local councils and commercial waste handling companies.
- Custom integration – FarSite is working with companies wishing to improve the capabilities of their products and services by connecting them to the NeulNET wide area wireless network which is optimised for IoT M2M operation to create highly cost effective, low maintenance smart products.
Steve Scott, Sales and Marketing Director at FarSite “We have been working with Neul for over two years to develop cost effective, smart, connected products. I’m delighted that FarSite has now become one of Neul’s first integration partners for the ground breaking NeulNET network. I look forward to many exciting product announcements in the future as a result of this partnership.”
“We’re excited to be working with FarSite to deliver the first applications on our LP-WAN networks” said Tracy Hopkins, GM Business Development, Neul, “FarSite is a trusted partner to a range of enterprises, delivering a variety of M2M applications. Leveraging Neul’s LP-WAN technology, we look forward to enabling the next wave of IoT applications together.”
About Neul
Based in Cambridge UK, Neul develops and supplies the technology to allow network operators to provide a scalable, low power network service to connect small, low-power devices to their online digital presence in the Cloud. The Neul vision is to bring about a revolution in the way devices and applications communicate, enabling the Internet of Everything.
