Internet Of Things

With 15 years of experience in IT and 4 years in IoT, Konnectiva offers full-cycle IoT application development and which cover all aspect of an IoT architecture. We will handle the development of your IoT-enable software starting from requirements engineering all the way to support and evolution.

We develop IoT applications for Hardware and Software product companies including those engaged with the development of SaaS-based applications and smart home products, as well as design, develop and implement IoT-capable enterprise applications. Our data science engineers have vast experience in implementing smoothly functioning and well-performing machine learning-driven applications.

How IoT is being used in the EV industry?

Smart charging

IoT-enabled EV chargers can communicate with the EV and the charging network to optimize the charging process and reduce charging time.

Fleet management

IoT-enabled EV fleet management systems can be used to monitor, control, and optimize the performance of a fleet of EVs, including tracking their location and usage, managing charging, and scheduling maintenance.

Energy Management

IoT can be used to monitor the energy consumption of the EV, and provide a more efficient way of charging and discharging the EV.

Connected cars

IoT-enabled EVs can be integrated with other connected devices and services, such as navigation systems and traffic updates, to improve the overall driving experience.

Predictive maintenance

IoT sensors in EVs can collect data on the vehicle's performance and usage, which can be used to predict when maintenance or repairs are needed.

Remote monitoring and control

IoT-enabled EVs can be remotely monitored and controlled via a smartphone app, allowing owners to check battery status, locate their vehicle, and even start or stop charging remotely.

Some popular IoT solutions and technologies include:

The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the interconnectedness of devices and objects through the internet, allowing them to communicate and share data.

Smart Home Automation

This allows individuals to control and monitor their home appliances and systems through a central hub or mobile device. Examples include Nest, Amazon Echo, and Google Home.

Connected Cars

This allows cars to communicate with other vehicles and infrastructure, improving safety and providing new features such as real-time traffic updates, and remote diagnostics.

Smart City Solutions

This allows cities to collect and analyze data from various sources such as sensors, cameras and other devices to optimize traffic flow, public transportation, energy usage and more.

Wearable Technology

This includes smartwatches, fitness trackers, and other wearable devices that collect and transmit data on an individual's health and activity levels.

Industrial IoT

This allows companies to monitor and control industrial equipment and machinery remotely, improving efficiency, and reducing downtime.

Asset Tracking:

This uses RFID, BLE, and GPS technology to track the location and status of assets such as inventory, vehicles, and equipment.