Pelion IoT Connectivity Features

Observe the general health and status of connected devices.

Receive timely notifications about system issues or abnormalities.

Collect data related to device processes and conditions.

Automatically discovers available devices in the local network.

Recognizes a variety of sensor and device types.

Has a centralized dashboard of connected devices for users to interact with.

Modify device or sensor settings from anywhere.

Allows for remote execution of device actions and events.

Assess individual device issues and repair over the cloud if possible.

Send bulk updates and upgrades directly to devices.

Offers simple, intuitive interface for designing IoT applications with little or no coding.

Includes pre-built templates for basic IoT applications or components.

Allows for designing and deploying of connected system workflows.

Provides in-app testing capabilities for IoT projects.

Supports a variety of connected objects and sensor types.

Releases the live application for its intended use.

Lets users add data from existing sources when creating the initial application or changing data sources.

Continuously updates data as users or external data sources are edited.

Encrypts or provides some form of firewall to prevent external parties from accessing sensitive data.

Offers pre-built integrations with other development software and/or IoT software.

Provides ability to manage application and maintenance from build, throughout the release, and until its deactivation.

Generates data related to application usage and performance.

Has a centralized dashboard for users to interact with.

Provides accurate details about active IoT-related data plans.

Provides real-time status of connections across IoT architecture.

Monitor and modify SIM cards in embedded devices.

Provides notifications about data plan subscriptions.

Pay, update, and optimize network data plans.

Automatically and/or manually identify internet-enabled devices in the specified manufacturing areas.

Connect disparate systems to form a unified intelligent manufacturing architecture.

Allows for remote control and modification of individual devices or systems.

Design intelligent workflows for specified devices, such as automated adjustments and event triggers.

Integrates with existing IoT hardware.

Has a centralized dashboard for users to interact with.

Automate processes for individual devices or unified systems.

Offers assistance with factory security.

Offers assistance with employee, product, and equipment safety.

Observe and respond to environmental changes.

Improves resource utilization across connected devices.

Assists with overall improvement of product quality and volume.

Provides timely insights into equipment health and conditions for proactive maintenance.

Provides pre-built or customizable performance reports.

Track the volume of data being used across IoT networks and devices.

Track the available bandwidth for individual device data or networks as a whole.

Measure the ongoing and expected costs of active IoT systems.

Anticipates needs and offers suggestions without prompting