Talk to things just like you would a person

Yes. No dashboards, no data analysis required. Send a WhatsApp message or text asking your question in plain English, and get a plain English answer back. "Are my animals okay?" "Is the warehouse secure?" "What's the temperature in zone 3?" It works exactly like texting a person who's monitoring your equipment.

Unlike typical AI that guesses answers, ours generates algorithms, the same kind an expert data analyst would write. It then runs your sensor data through these algorithms in a secure environment to get real calculations. Your data never leaves our servers, and the AI never "hallucinates" responses. Every answer is mathematically derived from your actual sensor readings.

Absolutely. The S2 module handles everything from livestock monitoring to industrial automation. It supports LTE Cat-M1 with speeds up to 1Mbps, multiple simultaneous sensor connections, and can be remotely programmed in the field. This isn't a hobby development board. It's production-grade hardware built for real businesses.

That's exactly who we built this for. The hardware comes pre-configured with connectivity included. Setup is entering a number and pressing a button. No infrastructure to build, no cloud services to configure, no databases to manage. If you've ever set up an iPhone, you can set up an S2.

Any sensor that provides numerical readings. Temperature, humidity, motion, GPS coordinates, soil moisture, chemical levels, light intensity, pressure, distance, and more. The AI works with data like "soil moisture = 38%" or "temperature = 22°C". The S2 provides GPIO, I2C, SPI, PWM, and analog inputs for connecting industry standard sensors and actuators.

All included. The S2 comes with a built-in SIM card and data plan. No need to source cellular connectivity separately or manage carrier relationships. It works out of the box, wherever there's cellular coverage.

If you've worked with Raspberry Pi or Arduino, you'll find this simpler. If you're a web developer, you'll feel right at home with our cloud-based Lua editor. No firmware experience needed. And if you are a firmware engineer, you'll have access to low-level drivers and can build custom algorithms without wrestling with RTOS APIs or embedded toolchains. It's accessible enough for beginners, powerful enough for experts.