A single platform reshaping how connected infrastructure is built

CyanConnode

In the world of connected devices, the difference between success and stalled deployment often rests on the invisible layer that keeps machines talking to one another. For many operators, the challenge is not the devices themselves but the patchwork of networks and management systems that trap each application in its own silo. This is where CyanConnode has positioned its Omni IoT platform, an architecture that does not simply connect but unifies, creating an ecosystem capable of scaling without borders.

At the core of Omni IoT is the decision to remove dependence on any one communication protocol. Instead, the platform treats network and transport layers as interchangeable, offering the same functionality whether an operator is using narrowband RF mesh, PLC, or LoRa.

The platform also integrates seamlessly into enterprise systems. Its transparent API makes it straightforward for utilities, transport operators, and municipalities to fold IoT functionality into existing resource planning systems. In practical terms, this lowers the cost of adoption and accelerates the deployment of services.

CyanConnode has already demonstrated traction in major markets such as India, where large-scale smart metering projects are deploying its communication modules at pace.

CyanConnode Holdings plc (LON:CYAN) is a world leader in the design and development of Narrowband RF mesh networks that enable Omni Internet of Things (IoT) communications. 

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