Six core-technology patent applications filed for the IoT platform Thing+ (Thingplus)
Architecture of Thing+, the IoT cloud platform from Daliworks Co., Ltd.
More and more companies are adopting the cloud. If only to avoid falling behind the tide of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, many companies are planning investments in the transition to the cloud — a trend attributed to the proliferation of mobile devices and high-volume content brought on by the advances in ICT that the Fourth Industrial Revolution has sparked.
Against this backdrop, the IoT Korea Exhibition 2017, which gathers products built with Internet of Things (IoT) technology in one place, will be held at COEX from October 11 to 13. Daliworks Co., Ltd., an IoT software platform company founded in 2013, will also take part in the exhibition to present its IoT cloud platform service, Thing+ (Thingplus).
Thingplus offers innovative, stable solutions that can be applied directly across many industries. Praised for its system stability, scalability, and application usability, the Thingplus platform earned GS (Good Software) certification from the Telecommunications Technology Association, and six related core technologies have been filed for patent.
Daliworks at last year’s IoT Korea Exhibition
Thingplus is built on a three-part architecture: through Thing+ Embedded, a wide variety of devices can be conveniently connected to Thing+ Cloud, and once devices are connected, the functions of Thing+ Portal — widget-based dashboards, rule configuration and alarms, graph analysis, and user and device management — are available right away.
Thingplus was also developed as SaaS (Software as a Service) so that customers can adopt IoT services easily, quickly, and at low cost, making it readily usable across many industries. Built on the cloud platform, it can power monitoring services for smart factory equipment, production quality, and manufacturing environments, as well as monitoring for smart logistics (cold chain), smart farms, and smart cities, and intelligent livestock barn and farm systems.
Daliworks CEO Soonho Lee said, “Unlike the many platforms positioned as PaaS (Platform as a Service), which provide modules for building IoT services, Daliworks Thingplus is positioned as a SaaS platform — a form much closer to a finished service. This lets customers build the IoT services they want quickly and at low cost, and the fact that we provide a browser-based client application in a white-labeling model in particular sets us apart from other platforms.”
by Industry Daily, reporter Eunyoung Kang, qboom@kidd.co.kr
