G3 Global to release new IoT products for S-E Asian market


Group executive director Lim Boon Hong told StarBiz that the IoT products came in the form of sensor hubs with embedded systems that can be used for smart farming to transmit data from any sensors to remote servers via various connectivity options such as LoRa, NB-IOT and 4G. (Open hand with Internet of Things (IoT) word and icon on blue blur background, Technology concept.. - AFP filepic)

GEORGE TOWN: G3 Global Bhd will release new Internet-of-things (IoT) products for the South-East Asian market in the second half of 2018 to tap into the IT market.

Group executive director Lim Boon Hong told StarBiz that the IoT products came in the form of sensor hubs with embedded systems that can be used for smart farming to transmit data from any sensors to remote servers via various connectivity options such as LoRa, NB-IOT and 4G. “The product will help farmers increase agricultural yields and optimise resources for smart farming,” he added.

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