Platform
Once a device joins, it is part of the platform
AID and certificates are how a device gets in; the SDK is how an application reaches it. Between the two sits what the platform provides.
AID + certificate
How devices get in
Every device carries a unique AID and certificate. Once provisioned, it connects with a verifiable identity and gains the platform's control surface, data channels and permission model. The AID is also the basis for authorisation and billing, traceable to the individual device.
SDK
How applications reach them
Applications use the SDK to control the device types the platform supports, and to read streams, events and state — without handling device protocols or connection details. One SDK covers every supported type.
Platform capabilities
Device identity and authorisation
AID issuance, certificate verification, authorisation control
Connectivity and data channels
Connection, reconnection, upstream and downstream data
Video streaming
Live streams and recording access
Accounts and permissions
Users, device binding, sharing and roles
Push notifications
Event push and messaging channels
Subscriptions and entitlements
Plan binding, entitlement control, expiry handling
Supported device types
These are some of the supported types. Contact us for the full list.
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