Starter kit
Entry into the IoT
A starter kit from Inonet, together with a web application, is designed to pave the way for users to enter the future of the Internet of Things (IoT). The target group are users who want to monitor their environment automatically and initiate measures if threshold values are exceeded.
As standard, it is possible to record temperature, humidity and air pressure. The small box, which is the size of a pack of cigarettes, sends the measured values to the user's private cloud via mobile communications. For example, when values previously defined as critical are reached, a warning can be sent in good time by email or text message. According to the manufacturer, the kit is ideal for outdoor computer technology, for example, which may only be operated within a certain temperature range. The system will warn the operator in good time of overheating due to rising outside temperatures or, if necessary, switch off the PC at short notice for protection. Other different sensors are available as optional additional modules, which can be quickly and easily connected to the transmitter via a bus system. This makes it possible to cover a wide range of scenarios with this starter kit.
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