Eseye, a global provider of IoT connectivity solutions, has selected Thales to accelerate global IoT deployments and simplify processes with a seamless solution. Thales’ pioneering solution enables Eseye to automatically connect an IoT device with the most suitable profile when it is first powered on and maintain this connection throughout the device’s lifecycle. Thales Adaptive Connect (TAC ) based on eSIM (embedded SIM card) technology greatly simplifies the management of the life cycle of IoT devices. It is the first on the market that does not require pre-configuration of subscription packages at the factory or practical guidance from technicians. solution.
Eseye provides IoT cellular connection services globally, and TAC enables remote connection management of IoT devices, helping customers more easily launch and support major projects in the fields of smart public facilities, supply chain, logistics, and automobiles. Any type of IoT device can be deployed and connected in any country around the world without prior configuration.
TAC can remotely manage the automatic configuration of eSIM, providing the best local connection for the device starting from first use and throughout its entire life cycle. By partnering with Thales, Eseye ensures that devices can connect to their preferred mobile network whenever needed. For example, deployed IoT devices can be remotely switched to another mobile network wirelessly at any time. Thales’ solution is fully compliant with the GSMA eSIM IoT standard SGP.32, ensuring that large-scale IoT use cases are safe, reliable and future-proof.
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Thanks to the connection services provided by Thales for eSIM-based devices, Eseye will be able to realize end-to-end connection of the device from the production end to the application end and throughout the entire life cycle operation. This means that the entire set of operations, from manufacturing to logistics to connectivity, will become smoother and simpler.
Adam Hayes, Chief Operating Officer of Eseye, said , “Eseye is pleased to join hands with Thales to launch this innovative, market-compliant SGP.32 and SGP.41 IoT solution. We are convinced that future IoT device deployments can Providing customers with the best efficiency and value. Enterprise customers not only enjoy a fully future-proof eSIM platform, but also have the freedom to choose whether to personalize the device on the production side or the application side to adapt to the local mobile network.”
Guillaume Lafaix, Vice President Connectivity Solutions and Embedded Products at Thales, said , “Eseye is a dynamic partner and together we have also done a proof of concept for customers interested in in-factory configuration (IFPP) of their equipment. Securely provision configuration files during device manufacturing. For example, a blood glucose monitoring device that is already configured at the factory will have longer battery life because there is no need to download local configuration files in the field. This solution is compliant with the latest Market specification (SGP.41), retaining all the advantages of automatic connection to the preferred local network and being cost-effective.”
SOURCE: BusinessWire