Industry: Internet of Things Region: Italy Transaction price: US$ 1 million Transaction method: equity investment
Project introduction:
An Italian technology company, focusing on underwater monitoring and communication system, has created the field of underwater Internet of Things (IoUT) based on its patented technology. Provide end-to-end components, which are specially designed to realize multi-modal secure wireless communication and network connection between underwater and surface sensing and robot platforms. This technology supports mesh multi-hop network, and ensures the interoperability between underwater sensors from different suppliers and autonomous surface/underwater vehicles (ASV, AUV), thus enabling real-time and long-term monitoring of a large area and extensive monitoring of underwater environment, navigation channels and ocean seabed. Application scenarios cover blue carbon sinks, energy (such as offshore wind turbine monitoring), key infrastructure (such as oil and gas platforms), smart ports, underwater cultural heritage protection (such as shipwreck monitoring) and many other fields.
Product and technology introduction:
1. Interoperability: It can integrate all kinds of commercial underwater sensors, equipment and robots.
2. Design security: support encryption, authentication, integrity and key management through lightweight scheme.
3. Data reliability: the intelligent network layer dynamically adjusts the path, protocol and settings to adapt to the environment and operating conditions.
4. High ROI: reduce deployment cost, enhance value and support long-term "ecological innovation" of enterprises.
5. Scalability: Adapting to different operating conditions, improving bandwidth, energy efficiency and reliability.
6. Operability: Wireless solution, which supports two-way communication between cloud and sensor, adjusts parameters in real time and performs operations (such as activating probe or camera).
Cooperation mode:
Seek China's partners who need technical services for underwater Internet of Things.