Planet launches innovative platform of the sensor Cloud
Malibu, CA (openPR) 10 October 2010
Sensing Planet, LLC announced today the launch of the ITA? s platform sensor clouds, the real-time instrumentation, control and control of sensor network provides.
Planeta detection? ¢ platform eliminates the complexity and the power of wireless sensor networks in a secure, scalable, instrumentation sensor cloud computing, data acquisition and control environment. The platform allows a single sensor device of thousands of devices through a portal, dashboard, and a dynamic market widget1 applications, the powerful sensor capabilities allow hosts connected. Readings from sensors and other data streams from sensors, records the to a highly scalable database that are always available to any device or application. Controller in real time incident management and registration rules can be defined by the sensor or via a network of sensors together.
Simplify the complex
â? Our focus was on ease of use for non-technicians. We have a drag and drop, point and click, the market leader for online portal experience within a flexible platform created thatâ € ™ s easy to customize, integrate and remotely in the Internet, management and support?, “Said Jerry Gross, CEO of Planet Sensing. â? This version also contains APIA? s, allow developers to integrate their existing applications and allow you to use the detection Planet> Platform.â ????
Sensing Planet is an open platform that supports large industrial alliances and integrated seamlessly into Monnitâ? ¢, Synapse ® wireless Xbeeâ? ¢ products and technologies. “We look forward to us Planet Detection chosen to support the WITA Monnit? ¢ line of low-cost wireless sensors, with their innovative sensor interface,” said Nick Mecham, Executive Vice President of Monnit. “The Internet of Things” is more than a feeling, as cost and ease of operation are accessible to everyone. Monnit and offer combined detection Planet is a reality.
Platform as a Service
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