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scar76

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Date:
24/06/17
Time:
06:41:22
Post #:25466247
Lenze is a proof of concept venture that breaks down the individual components of the tech for use outside of the ADRC protocol.

This is vital as Xped transitions to becoming the provider of the working parts/solutions, to fulfill true interoperability on a single user interface.

Concentrating on the Ipark revenue figures is thinking small at this stage. I think that a cheap Chinese novelty product is not the way to true revenue but a means to a begining.

Think big, namely the Cybertan/Intel IOT platform ZE250. Look at its use cases and familiar names, that is where revenue lies. There is a slideshow above as an example -Intel, AWS, Cybertan ZE 250.......make of it as you see fit.

IMO Gltah.
Further confirmation of the Cybertan/Quark ZE250
https://software.intel.com/sites/de...gle_Image_Build_Guide_Release_1_2_Rev_1_3.pdf

"During the first 2 quarters of this calendar year, Xped has expended
engineering resources and used external contractors to integrate the Xped gateway software with Intel’s Smart Home Acceleration Platform (SHDAP). This development represents the first iteration of Xped’s gateway software for the home. Target completion date for this integration is June’17.
The combination of the Xped gateway software with the Smart Home AccelerationPlatform will allow the Xped smart home APP to seamlessly onboard and control 100s of off-the-shelf devices that use WiFi, BLE, Zigbee and Z-wave protocols. This gateway software will be used on Intel
-based gateway solutions provided by companies like Cybertan, Advantech, and Arcadyan. To date, we have validated roughly 80 devices with our solution and have a target of more than 150 devices prior to the end of Q3 ’17."

For anyone interested in what the devices are mentioned above, read this-some very familiar names.

https://software.intel.com/sites/de...AP_SDK_Developer_Guide_Release_1_2_Rev2_0.pdf



IMO GLTAH