Wiliot to Show Enhanced Version of Wiliot Cloud, IoT Pixels, at MWC Las Vegas 2023

Wiliot, whose ambient IoT Visibility Platform is enabling trillions of “things” to gain intelligence, announced that it is debuting to the mobile market, at MWC Las Vegas 2023, an enhanced version of its Wiliot Cloud and IoT Pixels.

The new platform now includes the breakthrough ability to sense and analyze humidity levels of individual products – and cases of products – in real-time, throughout the supply chain.

By adding humidity sensing to the company’s Visibility Platform—on top of Wiliot’s existing temperature and location sensing and carbon emissions measurement—Wiliot has made it possible for companies to better ensure the safety, integrity, freshness, and sustainability of moisture-sensitive products – end-to-end and at unprecedented scale. Previously, item and case-level sensing for consumable products over carrier networks has not been possible at scale.

The Wiliot Visibility Platform marks the earliest example of ambient IoT at scale, combining Wiliot’s self-powered IoT Pixels and Wiliot Cloud-based analytics to create visibility into supply chains, distribution, retail operations, and much more. This capability is set to revolutionize the tel-ecommunications industry when it becomes standardized in 5G Advanced and 6G.

“The ambient IoT represents the mobile market’s biggest disruption since the smartphone,” stated Alon Yehezkely, CTO at Wiliot. “Over 100 million ambient IoT devices came online in 2023, and the market is predicted to grow to billions of devices by 2026. This breakneck adoption and expo-nential scale are indicative of only the types of technologies that disrupt industries and change the world – and no market is better suited to capitalize on this than mobile and telecommunications.”

Its inclusion in 5G Advanced and 6G opens the door for wireless carriers and others to deliver in-teroperable services that will connect billions of wireless devices to trillions of ambient IoT-enabled products, packages, places, food items, plants, livestock, clothes, pharmaceuticals, and more. As such, the ambient IoT represents a lucrative source of SaaS and recurring revenue streams in return for the value that carriers can add to managing networks with trillions of connected devices.

Already, some of the world’s largest companies are adopting Wiliot’s platform and deploying large numbers of IoT Pixels across their supply chains for real-time visibility into everything from distribution to inventory management, to sales. Wiliot’s IoT Pixels attach to any product or packaging and connect to the internet through telecommunications networking devices.

They include all the compute power, secure communications, and sensor technology needed to create the ambient IoT, yet cost just pennies per device. New use cases include tracking the tempera-ture and fill-level of individual vaccine vials and the individual temperature of crates of produce end-to end on their way to stores.

“The ambient IoT scales the Internet of Things from billions to trillions of connected products to help the world’s largest companies – and their mobile and telecommunications providers – solve their most pressing challenges,” concluded Yehezkely. “MWC Las Vegas represents an important opportunity for Wiliot and the ambient IoT ecosystem to help prepare the mobile market for this disruption and communicate strategies for effective, scalable, and profitable adoption.”