IoT platform / white-label hardware
Before everything connects, someone has to build the layer in between
Qun Yang issues the AID and certificate that let hardware join the platform, and the SDK that lets applications reach it. We don't run an end-user brand — the products you see on the shelf carry our customers' names.
How the platform works
Once a device joins, it is part of the platform
Coming in: hardware devices
Building on it: applications
How to join
The half you're missing is already on the platform
Bring your devices in, or build on the ones already here — you don't need both halves yourself. It depends on what you already have.
Have hardware, need cloud
Cloud, apps and subscription billing ready from day one.
Read on → 02 ／ Software companiesHave the app, need the hardware
Use the device types already supported on the platform, through the SDK.
Read on → 03 ／ Brand ownersHave the market, need everything
Firmware through subscription, shipped under your brand.
Read on → 04 ／ Already sellingHave the product, need subscriptions
Plan setup, payment integration, reconciliation and revenue share.
Read on →We can also take on the parts you're missing: firmware, app development, subscription operations, contract engineering.
See services →In the field
This layer is already inside other people's products
The first two chapters describe the layer we provide — AID, certificates, SDK. It is invisible, and it does not carry our name. From here the view turns over: the places people actually walk into once it is installed.
Residential monitoring, real-time alerts, scene control. The devices come from hardware makers; the app carries a brand owner's name.
Multi-site management, access control and attendance, footfall counting.
Traffic monitoring, public safety, environmental sensing.
Equipment monitoring, predictive maintenance, energy management.
Not one of these four fields carries our name. That is exactly what this layer should look like — done well, it is not seen.
Contact
Tell us what you already have
We'll work out how to cover the missing half.