The document discusses several companies and technologies related to IoT and mobile technology. It summarizes Fairphone, which produces fairly designed and produced smartphones, Airobotics which produces industrial drones, EC-GSM-IoT which is a low power cellular technology for IoT, Happy-or-Not which produces customer feedback devices, IoT starter kits from various companies, RM2's smart pallet solution using LTE-M sensors, Graphite Software's virtualization solution for Android, and provides a link to more tech talks.

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11. Total Equity Funding
$23.48k in 1 Round from 1 Investor
Most Recent Funding
$10.06M Product Crowdfunding on October 1, 2015
Headquarters: Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
Description: Fairphone makes the world's first fairly
designed and produced smartphone
Founders: Bas van Abel
Website:
www.fairphone.com

12. Airobotics
is an Israeli unmanned aerial vehicle
company which produces
an end-to-end drone solution for
industrial use
Total Equity Funding
$28.5M in 2 Rounds from 5 Investors
Most Recent Funding
$22.5M Series B on February 1, 2016
Headquarters: Petah Tiqva, HaMerkaz
Description: Airobotics is an expert in the multi rotor mini UAV field
Founders: Meir Kliner, Ran Krauss
Website: www.airobotics.co.il

13. Extended coverage GSM IoT (EC-GSM-IoT) is a low power wide
area technology that has been standardised by 3GPP for use in
licensed spectrum. Based on eGPRS, EC-GSM-IoT is designed
as a high capacity, long range, low energy and low complexity
cellular system to support the IoT. EC-GSM-IoT can be deployed
via a software upgrade to existing GSM networks, thereby
ensuring widespread coverage and accelerated time to-market.
EC-GSM-IoT-connected devices can have a battery life of up to
10 years across a wide range use cases.
LOW ENERGY
#IoT

14. Estimated annual revenue of $546.9K
Website:
www.happy-or-not.com

16. IoT Starter Kits
IoT of the shelf OR IoT in a box
The Real Problem
Building a cellular-based wireless device
from scratch can often require considerable
time and investment –typically the
development, testing and evaluation costs for
network certification could require upwards of 1
million dollars and take a long as a year to
design, develop and deploy a solution.

17. RM2 has developed an IoT smart pallet
solution designed to optimize supply chain
visibility by providing granular data for
segments of the supply chain from a pallet
perspective. The
solution comprises of a hardwearing
composite pallet, a fully integrated IoT
location monitoring device based on the
LTE-M cellular network. The sensor is
designed to last up to a decade on a single
power source, while the pallet is designed
to last over a hundred pallet trips before
needing repairs.
Company in the Stock Exchange
Headquarters: US & UK
Main Investors: Woodford Investment
Management LLP, Verlinvest S.A., John
James Walsh
Website:
www.rm2.com
Smart pallets

18. Multiple Spaces. One Device
a Canadian company, creator of
Secure Spaces, the world's leading
virtualization solution that redefines
the Android user experience
Total Equity Funding
$10.6M in 2 Rounds from 3 Investors
Most Recent Funding
$6.2M Series B on June 16, 2016
Headquarters: Sunnyvale, California
Description: Graphite Software is a consumer privacy solutions provider software company.
Website:
www.graphitesoftware.com

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