The Healthcare and Enterprise Wireless Experience

Cellular IoT Growth will be Staggering

LTE-M and NB-IoT's remarkable battery life, costs effective data usage and ubiquitous cell infrastructure will enable this growth. The projected number of cellular connected devices will grow to 1.8 billion by 2023. Please find attached "Choosing the right route to low power cellular IOT". A user guide to simplifying LTE-M/NB-IoT Design Projects y Laird Connectivity. Integra Systems is currently developing cellular IoT solutions to solve unique business requirements for healthcare and multiple vertical markets.

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Ivenix Achieves FDA 510(k) Approval

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This is a huge milestone for this company that now can now look to redefine the infusion therapy marketplace.

Many years of hard work by the entire small company that was entirely focused and working night and day that made this happen!

The cleared Invenix Infusion Systems solution includes.

- A large-volume infusion pump with a smartphone-like user interface, advanced pumping technology that measures flow to maximize accuracy, and a system that is able to anticipate and prevent critical use errors.

- A portfolio of administration sets to accommodate the diverse infusion needs of healthcare organizations.

- An infusion management suite of end-to-end administration tools, applications and analytics to remotely monitor infusions and proactively manage improvements.

The Ivenvix team has set a new standard for safety, simplicity, and interoperability.

Congrats to all that made this happen!

Integra Systems, Inc. provided wireless co-existence testing for Ivenix.

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Bluetooth LE 5.1 Standard for RTLS

Over the past twenty years Integra Systems, Inc. has been involved in the RTLS (Real Time Location System) space around the timing of the approval of 802.11b in 1999.

This has included but has not been limited to ultra wideband, Zigbee, ultrasound, Wi-Fi, low frequency RF, and UHF.

Our opinion with BTLE becoming the dominant PAN (personal area network) a lot has changed. What has moved the needle across the RTLS landscape was the smart phone validation as the standard incorporating BTLE. Add on to this the continued revolution of BTLE across multiple enterprise vertical markets.

Also the major WLAN manufactures are also now incorporating BTLE into their enterprise solutions both at the AP and WLAN controller for location based services.

Just like Wi-Fi becoming the standard in wireless networking; the same case is happening that BTLE 5.1 will become the standard for indoor RTLS.

According to ABI Research, over 400 million Bluetooth locations service devices are forecasted to be shipped per year 2022.

See the attached white paper: "Enhancing Bluetooth Location Services with Direction Finding"

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