Beanair GmbH, a leading company in sensing technology, offers outstanding Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) technology shaping the future of Industrial IOT (Internet of Things).Since 2008, we have supplied thousands of industrial customers by providing high-performance, innovative and turnkey wireless monitoring solutions for different applications:Test and MeasurementCondition MonitoringGround Vibration MonitoringEnvironmental MonitoringStructural Health MonitoringLand Surveying

Webdyn is the brand of Flexitron Group dedicated to design and manufacture industrial IoT solutions, routers, modems and gateways for wireless communication GSM (LTE / 4G / 3G / 2G), wired (RS232, RS485, Ethernet or CAN) and short-range wireless (Bluetooth) , Wi-Fi or LoRa).With more than 30 years of experience, Flexitron Group provides the best technological devices and services through its subsidiaries, developing connected solutions adapted to international markets and customers.We designed our product portfolio to help our partners access opportunities within the rapidly growing IoT and Industrial IoT environment. We propose IoT modems, gateways and routers for all your IoT applications. From automation, metering or photovoltaic, to public transport connectivity – hundreds of thousands of our networking devices are currently at the heart of our partners’ IoT solutions.

Bevywise Networks is an IoT Product Company creating tools and frameworks. System Integrators, IoT Consultants and OEMs can leverage Bevywise IoT Platform, MQTT Broker & Simulation tools to reach market faster. The tools are crafted to scale and perform flawlessly in production scale. These tools can be white labelled and bundled in whatever form needed. We are experts in MQTT and scaling up for millions of connected objects.

Waterstream is the first and the only MQTT platform on the market leveraging Apache Kafka as its own storage and distribution engine. Every incoming MQTT message is immediately available in your Microservices architecture or your analytics platform without any further processing. Vice-versa, every message written on a Kafka topic it’s sent to MQTT clients. All the necessary MQTT state, like subscriptions and QoS message status is also stored in Kafka—no need for additional storage.