American multinational Qualcomm revolutionizes the industrial market with his new release, it’s called Aware and aims to unify the industrial ecosystem of the Internet of Things (loT). Interconnected wireless devices to collect and exchange information will enable the digital transformation in the industrial sector.
Qualcomm, a leading manufacturer of chips for smartphones to connect to mobile data networks, announces that With Aware, companies will be able to create intelligence and visibility solutions in real time. The one that was founded in 1985 by Irwin M. Jacobs among others, plans to take a step forward in the sector, extending its work beyond technological research on mobile phones.
Now, in addition to its patents for 5G, 4G, CDMA200, TDSCDMA and WCDMA mobile communications, with Aware it will enter other markets where devices need to connect to the Internet, such as factories and vehicles. will give a service cloud softwareoffering companies the possibility of a precise tracking of the location of your products as they move up the supply chain.
What will make Aware work in the industry?
The San Diego, California-based company is clear about it, Qualcomm Aware as the new service offered by the company is called, it will use Qualcomm own chips to track shipping containers, pallets, packages, and other elements of supply chains. In this way, Qualcomm’s innovation is in manufacturing itself, and that is that most of these trackers are manufactured by third parties, but the wireless technology company intends to manufacture own devices.
Qualcomm thus intends to provide assistance to companies by allowing them to know at all times where your products are or materials. Qualcomm’s launch will also offer development tools and application programming interfaces (APIs) to create interoperable and tailored solutions to drive this digital transformation.
This innovative system from the company, launched a priori for the logistics and supply chain sectors, is not exempt from the necessary tools for your security. aware offers security also in encryption and authentication of communications. The digital transformation in the industry will be possible with all the necessary control guarantees.
With Qualcomm Aware, business success is assured. Technological innovation continues to grow and with it companies. Logistics companies will gain from this tool efficiency, connectivity, optimization and fusion smart location technologies with sensors for management and control.
This is how Qualcomm grows
To date, more than 350 million Qualcomm IoT modem chips have been shipped and are starting to be used in various industrial sectors. Among them the Qualcomm 216 loT LTE modem, an integrated solution that offers optimized loT speeds of up to 10 Mbps at very low power. This causes battery life to be prolonged.
the american company is in full expansion with its new project as announced by Jeff Torrance, senior vice president and general manager of Qualcomm, where in an interview with Reuters, he confirms that hundreds of millions of these chips have already been shipped, which are around the price of less than 10 dollars per unit.
The big pillars of Qualcomm Aware They are technology leadership, enabling an expansive ecosystem of hardware and software partners, and a foundation based on APIs and developer-friendly tools.
Qualcomm Aware addresses the challenge of the complexity of the business fabric which companies have to face, positioning themselves within supply chains and logistics. Qualcomm’s new proposal thus allows companies to obtain Full visibility and control of your assets through the cloud, avoiding losses and risks.
The reality is that supply chains have always been a concern for companies, which could not predict interruptions or changes in supply and demand. In this way and before such a scenario, the Qualcomm company intends with the adding Aware to logistics offer the necessary tools and means to transform companies technologically by offering them the most recent advances.
