The tracking of heavy equipment is crucial for many reasons, including increased efficiency, improved safety, and reduced costs. By using advanced tracking technologies such as the one offered by Cassia Networks, companies can gain real-time insights into their heavy machinery’s location, usage, and performance, which can help identify potential issues before they become major problems.…
Cassia Networks X2000 Bluetooth Gateway recently underwent a field test designed to compare its internal omnidirectional antennas with external antennas using external antenna cables. The client was looking for a Bluetooth gateway that could pick up signals from sensors deep within an aggregate mine tunnel. The results of the field test proved that the X2000…
Cassia is always working on creating innovative features to our Access Controller (AC) to provide our end-users flexibility and ease of use. This blog post will focus on secured profile backup and recovery available on Cassia’s AC server console. The backup and recovery feature is designed to allow an AC console administrator to export AC…
The Internet of Things (IoT) has seen incredible growth in a very short period. Smart devices are still ubiquitous in both business and consumer sectors, and this growth shows no signs of stopping. Below are the 6 significant trends that are shaping the IoT: 1. The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) continues to grow The…
Welcome to the last part of our mini blog series on how to set up different secure communication methods for Cassia’s Bluetooth Gateways and IoT Access Controller (AC). The third blog in our mini-series will focus on MQTT data bypass. Currently, all Cassia gateways support MQTT bypass. This feature is designed to direct all MQTT…
In a previous blog post, we described the process of connecting Cassia’s gateways to a cellular network using the Soracom USB Onyx dongle. In this post, we’ll focus on how end-users can stream the data coming from Cassia’s gateways into the Soracom network and onto the AWS IoT services. Unlocking the Potential Cassia’s Gateway The…
Welcome to Part 2 of our mini blog series on how to set up different secure communication methods for Cassia’s Bluetooth Gateways and IoT Access Controller (AC). The second blog in our mini-series will focus on secured MQTT for gateway to AC communication. Currently, all Cassia gateways support and only use secured MQTT which runs…
There are several wireless technologies to choose from, each with their advantages and disadvantages for condition monitoring applications in IIoT. There is no one size fits all wireless connectivity solution. Every use case has different needs and specifications required to achieve the desired results. In this blog, we’ll briefly describe some of the key attributes…
Welcome to Part 1 of our mini-blog series where we will be focusing on how to set up different secure communication methods. The first blog in the mini-series will focus on HTTPS for a more secure web access. Currently, all Cassia Bluetooth Low Energy gateways and AC have the option to configure HTTPS. End-users now…
According to the CDC, an estimated 37.3 million people in the United States suffer from diabetes. Roughly 28.7 million people have been diagnosed with diabetes and 8.5 million people are undiagnosed. Currently, there are four types of diabetes: Type 1, Type 2, Prediabetes and Gestational. Regardless of which type of diabetes a person has or…
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