Atmosic Technologies

In today’s fast-paced society, it is becoming increasingly difficult to keep track of your valuables. The Samsung Electronics Galaxy SmartTag 2, which boasts Atmosic’s ATM33 Bluetooth LE chipset, keeps users covered for up to 700 days in power-saving mode. To learn why @PCMag listed the device as one of the best Bluetooth trackers for 2024, visit: https://hubs.ly/Q02Vnk3P0

“‘#Interoperability in the #smart home is critical, creating a growing demand for connected devices that support standards-based wireless protocols. Thread and #Matter enable smart home and mobile platforms to seamlessly communicate with each other regardless of the device manufacturer,’ said David Su, CEO of Atmosic.” Atmosic Technologies https://lnkd.in/gp3R6u4r #csaiot #standardsmatter #iotsolutions #iotsecurity #globaltech #buildwithmatter

As this year’s CEATEC Official kicks off, we want to thank JETRO - Japan External Trade Organization for showcasing Atmosic as a promising U.S.-based startup. Visit us at booth 5H333 to discuss our innovative and low-power chipsets powering the IoT.   For more details on the event, visit: https://bit.ly/3XQkOwW

At the Samsung Developer Conference last week, Samsung announced support for Atmosic’s low-power hardware in the SmartThings Find Device SDK. Atmosic looks forward to continuing its successful collaboration with Samsung, bringing unmatched power savings across a multitude of Atmosic-based SmartThings devices.   Watch this video to learn about SmartThings Find (skip ahead to 9:58 for more on Atmosic): https://bit.ly/3ZXxhS5

JETRO - Japan External Trade Organization will showcase Atmosic as a promising U.S.-based startup at this year’s CEATEC Official in Japan. If you’re attending, visit us at booth 5H333 to discuss our portfolio of SoCs.   To set up a formal meeting, please email atmosic@racepointglobal.com. See you all there: https://bit.ly/3XQkOwW

The number of connected devices in the IoT are expected to grow 13% by the end of this year according to IoT Analytics. To improve device interoperability throughout the IoT, especially in smart homes, it’s crucial that hardware supports industry standards like Thread and Matter. To help drive interoperability, Atmosic’s ATM34 low-power energy harvesting SoC adds support for IEEE 802.15.4 based protocols including Thread and Matter. To learn more about the ATM34, visit: https://hubs.ly/Q02R5y270 For more on growth in the IoT, visit: https://hubs.ly/Q02R5mTb0

Recently, Atmosic’s Paul Davis joined the IoT ONE Podcast with Erik Walenza to discuss trends in the IoT including the latest developments in energy harvesting. Paul shared that Atmosic is pushing for a battery-free IoT through the deployment of its wireless Bluetooth chipsets, which leverage energy harvesting and low-power technologies to greatly reduce battery dependency. In certain cases, devices can operate without a battery entirely. If you haven’t yet, be sure to give this episode a listen. You won’t want to miss this: https://bit.ly/4cK0Yso

While many people use asset trackers for their luggage and keys, they are also great to keep track of chargers for your laptop and smartphone. Atmosic’s chipsets can be easily integrated into chargers, allowing users to keep track of where their chargers are just by looking at their smartphone. Plus, our power efficient solutions support a longer beaconing life, giving you time to find the charger even when it is unplugged. Check out our latest video for more details: https://hubs.ly/Q02PKsyw0

The IoT experiences many breakthroughs in technology. However, it’s crucial to have industry-wide standards in place to ensure designers and manufacturers work together to create impactful user experiences. Bluetooth SIG announced Bluetooth Core Specification version 6.0, introducing Channel Sounding, which brings a standards-based approach to distance awareness technology. Not only does this feature make devices more secure, but allows for better interoperability in applications like asset tracking. To learn more about how Version 6.0 will change how we interact with technology in the IoT, visit: https://hubs.ly/Q02NY4DP0

Atmosic is helping advance innovation within the IoT, and it’s doing so in a sustainable manner. Paul Davis recently joined IoT ONE Podcast with Erik Walenza to discuss the latest developments in energy harvesting and emerging trends in the space.   To listen to the podcast, visit: https://bit.ly/4cK0Yso