“V-Raptor was developed for an IoT deployment of significant scale that presented the need for a virtual gateway. An IoT aggregation layer was needed that could be deployed closer to the IoT devices inside a customer's network to ensure a high degree of security while providing a way to send high-velocity data to our IoT platform Commander™ in the cloud,” says André Jacobs, Chief of Product Engineering at IoT.nxt.
“Because it is a virtual and not a physical device, it fits with our strategic goal to drive sustainability through technology. The V-Raptor is now deployed to different customers across the globe. Contributing to its success is the fact that V-Raptor enables IoT devices to be deployed, configured, and monitored at scale, acting as a load-balancer, and extra security layer for edge devices while handling distribution of various components like drivers, protocols, firmware, and security patches.”
V-Raptor™ allows companies to deploy an IoT gateway on premises in their own data centre where it sits close to their IoT devices for maximum security. Alternatively, they can choose to run in the cloud. It can be deployed on a wide variety of hardware ranging from entry-level servers to large-multi node clusters.
“Another benefit is that it allows for the launch of IoT offerings in a very short time,” Jacobs adds.
*Other leading companies that won categories in the 2022 Breakthrough award include Cisco, Bosch, NETGEAR, Verizon, Sony, Emerson and Lynx.
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