Articles from Monnit Corporation

Monnit, a global leader in Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, today announced a master partnership with Tokyo-based Widetec, a leading IT infrastructure company. Under the agreement, Widetec is authorized to sell and distribute Monnit ALTA® Wireless Sensors and related IoT solutions across Japan.

Monnit is a winner in two categories of the 2022 IoT Innovator Awards. The Internet of Things (IoT) manufacturer’s intrinsically safe, IECEx-certified ALTA-ISX® Sensors won a Gold Best Product Award in the Best of IoT—Industrial category. Monnit’s ALTA® Low Temperature Sensor also won a Silver Best Product Award in the Best of IoT—Connected Medical and Healthcare category.

Monnit launched its new ALTA® Wireless IoT Gateway that showcases a cellular and Ethernet platform to keep ALTA Wireless Sensor networks in various environments and remote locations running strong on the Internet.

Monnit announced today that its ALTA-ISX® Wireless Sensors received the 2022 IoT Evolution Industrial IoT Product of the Year Award. A global, integrated media company TMC and its partner Crossfire Media announced the awards presented by IoT Evolution World magazine. The award honors the best, most innovative products and solutions powering the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).

Monnit announced the availability of its intrinsically safe ALTA-ISX® Long-Range Wireless Sensors today to protect workers and facilities in industrial environments with explosive atmospheres.

IoTInnovator.com presented Monnit Founder and CEO Brad Walters with its 2021 IoT Czar of the Year Award. Walters and other experts in the worldwide Internet of Things (IoT) marketplace received the award, which included leaders from Verizon Wireless, Intel, Microsoft, Accenture, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Boeing, Ericsson, Amazon Web Services, and FedEx.

Monnit released its ALTA® Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) Light Meter today. It’s an essential agritech tool to help commercial growers, greenhouse staff, and grow house managers accurately measure light levels that directly affect plant health and growth. The ALTA PAR Light Meter monitors the solar radiation spectrum (from 389 to 692 nanometers) that is the ideal light wavelength plants need for photosynthesis.