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With the advancement of technology and introduction of the IoT, the role of AMI and Smart Grid solutions in utilities is changing. Current requirements call for more advanced connectivity, as the solution has to serve a large number of interconnected systems and devices communicating with one another. This raises the bar for standardization, bandwidths and flexibility, not to mention IT security and privacy.
Landis+Gyr’s approach to the opportunities and challenges created by digitalization and IoT focuses both on short-term needs and long-term desires.
A highly flexible IoT platform for expanding utility applications ATLANTA, GA. – Jan. 23, 2018 – Landis+Gyr (LAND.SW) is announcing the launch of Gridstream Connect – a next-generation IoT platform for utility, consumer and smart city applications – at DistribuTECH…
Seamlessly integrate sensors and devices from any vendor, with support for multiple communications technology – flexible and scalable for a future-proof utility IoT foundation.
We have a great foundation upon which to build.
Sensor integration kits supporting DA, smart lighting, and smart inverters, allowing for support of smart cities, smart homes and electric vehicles.
Our broad portfolio of communications technologies and experience in building the largest multi-comms IoT network in the world positions us to lead rapid adoption of communications technologies with swappable communications.
Currently supporting for more than 200 applications, we're fostering innovation and creativity to solve unique challenges.
ATLANTA, GA. – Jan. 8, 2018 – Landis+Gyr (LAND.SW) has been designated a Leader in Gartner, Inc.’s Magic Quadrant for Meter Data Management Products for the third straight year. In the report, Gartner evaluated Landis+Gyr’s completeness of vision and ability…
30-minute presentations connecting you with industry experts, discussing challenges, strategies, and solutions for utilities.
Landis+Gyr’s Advanced Grid Analytics solution assists utilities with operations, planning and business processes. Learn how smart grid data can be leveraged to provide actionable intelligence for optimal network performance and grid reliability.
