Enables Digi-Key to offer a complete hardware and software solution for IoT customers
A new IoT software platform of enmo Technologies, a leading platform for applications development from smartphones to IoT devices, is now available through Digi-Key Electronics, a global distributor of electronic components, pursuant to an established global distribution agreement. “With a broad customer base and global presence, Digi-Key is the perfect partner for us,” said Mike Speckman, co-founder and chief business officer (CBO) of enmo. "We are very excited to work together with Digi-Key to serve the needs of customers in the rapidly growing global IoT market." The enmo platform allows any mobile IoT device to connect to a cloud service. Powering the platform is enmo's IoT.Over.Beacon™ technology, an innovative application of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), enabling valuable new IoT use cases. Plus, with enmo's built-in app builder, developers can deploy their IoT smartphone app solution in minutes (self-service with no coding required). IoT devices supported by enmo work with a wide variety of beacon formats such as iBeacon, AltBeacon, Gimbal, and Eddystone. “enmo's platform, powered by its IoT.Over technology. Beacon enables new and broad IoT applications to accelerate IoT software development,” said David Stein, vice president of Global Semiconductor at Digi-Key. “enmo complements the IoT platforms already on the market, allowing us to offer a complete IoT solution to customers and engineers.”
CUI and Digi-Key Electronics, a global distributor of electronic components, has partnered with CUI to offer its customers a robust portfolio of DoE Level VI and CoC Level 2 compliant external AC/DC adapters On February 10, 2014, the US Department of Energy (DoE) released a revision to the 2007 EISA standard on Efficiency of External Power Supplies, thereby increasing the minimum efficiency requirements and expanding the range of products applicable under the new standard. On February 10, 2016, this law, commonly known as DoE Level VI, came into effect. In Europe, the proposed EU CoC Tier 2 directive, which is even more stringent, is set to become the mandatory Ecodesign rule in January 2018. “Digi-Key remains committed to supporting our engineers and customers as they continue to strives to keep their designs in compliance with the latest regulations,” said Tom Busher, Digi-Key vice president, Worldwide Electromechanical, Passive & Interconnect (IP&E) Products. “CUI is a leader in addressing the growing concern about idle and active mode power consumption of external adapters. We are proud to have worked together to develop a variety of standard efficiency features that will help keep our customers informed as well as get our products to market faster.” The CoC Level 2 and DoE Level VI resources available on the Digi-Key website include a Product Training Module (PTM).
