KORE Wireless partners with Robustel for industrial M2M

KORE Wireless Asia Pacific Pty Ltd

Wednesday, 23 April, 2014

Robustel Technologies, which specialises in providing connectivity for M2M and Internet of Things (loT) markets, has partnered with KORE Wireless to offer optional device connectivity for a range of products.

The two companies have unveiled an M2M Starter Kit that enables customers to connect, develop, deploy and use M2M applications. The kit includes: Robustel GoRugged R3000 Industrial 3G cellular VPN router; RobustLink Centralised M2M Management web-based portal; KORE Wireless SIM with 30 MB of data and 20 SMS to be used over 90 days; and KORE Wireless PRiSMProTM M2M business management platform.

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