Together with ROHM Semiconductor, Eta Compute focuses on producing the next generation of autonomous intelligence for mobile and edge devices. Their collaboration has developed an unprecedented low-power Wi-SUN compatible sensor node. These nodes will combine ROHM's sensor technology and Eta Compute's low-power MCUs to produce one of the highest performing, lowest power solutions for smart utility networks and IoT.
Paul Washkewicz, vice president and co-founder of Eta Compute, said: "Our partnership with ROHM gives our customers access to industry-leading sensor technology and the industry's lowest power microprocessor technology." By focusing on Wi-SUN compatibility , We provide important components for the large-scale outdoor network required by smart cities, and provide a variety of applications in smart locomotives. "
"We are very happy to partner with Eta Compute. ROHM regards the sensor business as one of our growth strategies. We provide various sensor product lines and propose sensor solutions in combination with wireless communication devices. By concentrating our resources, we will provide customers with "Sensor nodes needed to deploy next-generation networks in a wide range of applications," said Satya Dixit, senior director of solution marketing at Roma Semiconductor.
