Overview
DPTechnics offers smart IoT product development services including hardware development, software development, and consulting. They produce IoT hardware products such as WiFi/cellular/GPS modules, LoRaWAN devices, and CAN-bus modems, and provide OEM/ODM production capabilities.
In the news
- Walter and Walter Feels are now available at RS Components! With RS joining our other distributors, you have one more place to source Walter, and that redundancy in your supply chain matters more than ever. Both boards are in stock, and we can’t wait to see what you build with them. https://lnkd.in/eDWtmcyE #IoT #Walter #RSComponents #ESP32 #LTEM
- Who doesn't love to catch a beautiful early sunrise over a field in Flanders? Just after 7 in the morning the solar input voltage climbs, the charge current flips from negative to positive and the black globe temperature starts to pull away from the air temperature. One of the VLINDER weather stations of Ghent University measured all of that and sent it in over the cellular network. VLINDER is a citizen science project of #UGent. Schools, researchers and local partners run weather stations all over Flanders and Brussels, in places
- It was long overdue, but our new website is live: https://www.dptechnics.com It's all there now: the Walter cellular modules, the BlueCherry platform, and the engineering team that turns IoT ideas into certified connected products and keeps them maintained. It's what we've been doing for years, but now it's also visible online! #IoT #embedded #cellularIoT #Walter
- Good news for everyone who has been waiting: Walter is back in stock on Mouser Electronics. After a longer period of unavailability, we have ramped up production to keep pace with demand and, just as importantly, to make sure the supply stays reliable going forward. No more guessing whether you can get modules when your project needs them. For those who don't know Walter yet: it's our fully certified multi-radio IoT module built around the Espressif Systems ESP32-S3 and Sequans Communications modem, supporting LTE-M, NB-IoT,
- What does it take to build an IoT device that survives for years in a remote field with no power, no maintenance, and a flaky connection? That is the question we are tackling on June 25, together with Sequans Communications and e-peas. Cellular Ambient IoT for Smarter Monitoring: The state of the technology Thursday, June 25, 4:00 PM CEST We will use a real horse birth monitoring system as a concrete example to break down the three hard problems of autonomous, always-connected devices: power, connectivity, and maintenance at scale.
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