London, United Kingdom – KYOCERA AVX, a producer of antennas and RF chipsets, has joined the IoT M2M Council (IMC), the commerce affiliation devoted to the nascent IoT sector. The corporate goals to enhance speed-to-market for IoT adopters with a holistic strategy to {hardware} and connectivity in product design. For its half, the IMC will present the corporate with entry to its rank-and-file membership of product makers and enterprise customers that deploy IoT expertise.
“We’re happy to hitch the IMC ecosystem, the biggest and fastest-growing IoT/M2M organisation on the earth,” says Carmen Redondo, KYOCERA AVX’s director of world advertising for antennas, “IMC’s membership profile is heavy with individuals creating merchandise with connectivity, which fits us very nicely. Whether or not it’s by way of commonplace {hardware}, customisation, or pre-certification companies, our goal is to enhance the event cycle and supply superior connectivity.”
Additionally of curiosity is the IMC’s diversified footprint, with membership all around the world and from 27 completely different vertical markets. KYOCERA AVX produces antennas that cowl all main frequency bands, utilizing a big selection of supplies (from PCB to LDS and extra) for embedded or exterior use. “We consider that our product line, mixed with our on-line instruments, reference designs with main RF module producers, and skilled engineering groups all over the world, can help any IoT utility,” says Redondo.
KYOCERA AVX will be part of the IMC’s IoT Infrastructure Pavilion to exhibit on the Shopper Electronics Present subsequent month, one of many very largest IoT occasions within the coming yr (5-8 January 2023 in Las Vegas). The present attracts tens of 1000’s of attendees from essential IoT sectors like automotive, well being & wellness, good house, and good cities. As a part of IoT Week @ CES, the IMC may also be producing convention programming and organising networking and press occasions throughout the week, the place Redondo might be collaborating.
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