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The China IoT Innovation Award sponsored by the electronic industry website "Electronic Enthusiast" was launched in 2016, aiming at discovering and commending leaders who have made outstanding contributions to the whole industry or brought far-reaching influence and pioneering spirit through excellent technology in the Internet of Things industry; And innovative products that have been highly concerned and recognized by the market and individual users in the past year. Winners are selected according to the selection of expert groups and online industry voting. The selection criteria include energy consumption, service life, reliability, ease of use and data accuracy.
Battery-powered Nordic Thingy:91 nRF9160 SiP multimode LTE-M/NB-IoT SiP with GPS based on Nordic is a rapid prototype development platform for cellular Internet of Things, equipped with a roaming SIM card, 16 sensors and an asset tracking application for "out-of-the-box" operation. Nordic Thingy:91 also has the nRF52840 SoC of Nordic, which can be used for various complementary short-range wireless technologies.
Bob Brandal, sales and marketing director of Nordic Semiconductor Asia Pacific, said, "Nordic Thingy:91 is aimed at both professional developers and non-cellular Internet of Things professionals. We are very happy to see that this solution has been recognized by the panel of experts and end users. Nordic Thingy:91 not only enables new developers in the field of cellular Internet of Things to quickly realize proof of concept, but also can directly and simply turn this proof of concept into a real product, and even directly use the same code and development environment. "
Nordic Semiconductor is recognized by the industry as the world’s leading low-power Bluetooth/Bluetooth semiconductor chip enterprise, and now it has developed into a wireless Internet of Things technology company that can "connect anything" through ultra-low-power short-range wireless technologies, including ultra-low-power Bluetooth and other ultra-low-power short-range wireless technologies, as well as low-power long-distance wireless technologies, such as LTE-M and NB-IoT, which are the latest cellular wireless technologies aimed at Internet of Things applications.