Blues Wireless released a new line of Notecards supporting Wi-Fi and cellular connectivity

Streamlining IoT Connectivity with Blues Wireless’s Notecards and Notehub

Blues Wireless, a provider of IoT connectivity, has announced a new line of Notecards. A Notecard is a versatile and compact IoT connectivity module that facilitates easy and efficient communication between IoT devices and the cloud. It acts as a bridge that enables IoT devices to transmit data to and receive instructions from cloud-based platforms, making it an essential component for IoT (Internet of Things) solutions. It is an upgrade to the existing models released three years ago. These Notecards are used in various devices and are connected to a platform called Notehub.

The company has identified several needs of its customers– multi-protocol connectivity, like global LTE Cat-1 access, and LoRa support. Customers want the ability to connect their devices using multiple communication protocols. There’s a demand for expanded global access to LTE Cat-1, which is a category of LTE technology. Also, they are interested in leveraging LoRa technology, especially for connecting device clusters.

The Notecard Cell+WiFi comes with built-in capabilities for both cellular and Wi-Fi connectivity. This means it can connect to networks using either cellular data or Wi-Fi, and it allows users to enable one or both of these options simultaneously.

Regardless of whether the Notecard is using Wi-Fi or cellular, all data generated by the device will still be sent to Notehub, which is likely a cloud-based platform or service provided by the company. This ensures that data from the device is reliably transmitted and accessible to users. Notehub plays a crucial role in simplifying IoT device management, data handling, and remote monitoring, making it a valuable tool for organizations and developers looking to build and maintain IoT solutions efficiently and effectively. Specific details about Notehub’s features, pricing, and availability can typically be found on the Blues Wireless website.

The company says that users can configure how the Notecard Cell+WiFi behaves in terms of its transport method (Wi-Fi or cellular) using a request called “card.transport.” This gives users flexibility in determining the primary and fallback communication methods based on their specific needs and network conditions.

Availability and detailed pricing can be found on the Blues Wireless website, making it easy for IoT developers and organizations to access and integrate these powerful connectivity solutions into their projects. For more information, head to the official product page.

Blues is organizing a webinar, and those interested can join to discover the full capabilities of the new Notecards, complete with live demonstrations.

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