The Thingsquare IoT Platform

Large Scale, Long Range, Low Power.

The Thingsquare IoT platform is a software suite that lets you collect data from the physical world with extreme power efficiency. See how it is used and who is using it. Read more about why you need it. See how we will help you use it!

Use Cases

Retail shelves

Interior landscapes

Customer satisfaction buttons in retail

Office spaces

Hand wash sensors

Customers

Components

Wireless Mesh Network

  • – All-IP wireless mesh technology
  • – Extremely low power consumption
  • – 1000+ devices per network
  • – Multiple access points for redundancy

Backend Integration

  • – Connect via WiFi, 4G
  • – Local or cloud deployment
  • – REST API
  • – thsq.js npm module

Ready For Production

  • – Over-The-Air updates
  • – Native iOS/Android/Electron apps
  • – Web frontends
  • – Factory production software

User Interface

Native apps for iOS, Android, Windows,and Mac OS based on responsive HTML5.

Bluetooth Beacons for secure discovery of nearby devices.

User interface resources
Run the Thingsquare App in the Browser
A Ready-Made Windows Application for Your Projects

Backend

Can be deployed in a Docker container, either in the cloud or locally.

REST API and Javascript thsq.js npm module for both backend integration and frontend scripting.

Backend resources
Thingsquare Tech and Developer Resources

Connectivity and Hardware

Low-power wireless IPv6 mesh networking based on TCP/IP, 6lowpan, IEEE 802.15.4e, RPL, TLS/SSL, and AES128.

Hardware based on TI CC1310/CC1350/CC1352/CC2650/CC2538.

Hardware resources
How to Design Thingsquare-Compatible Hardware
Announcing a New Wireless Chip with Longer Lifetime, More Space

In Depth

Explore the Thingsquare IoT platform in our articles below

IoT platforms and prototyping

IoT platforms and prototyping
The 3 challenges every IoT platform face - and how to deal with them
Why use an IoT platform? Here are 6 reasons
What is an IoT Prototype?

Power Consumption

Power Consumption
Top 3 Ways to Improve the Battery Life of your Internet of Things Devices
How to Make a Wireless Sensor Live for a Year on One Tiny Coin Cell Battery
Designing a Wireless Device that Lives Forever
A New Way to Measure the Power Consumption of Really Low-Power Hardware (for Software People)

Large Scale Networking

Large Scale Networking
What is Sub-GHz Wireless Networking?
What Happens Inside a 100-hop IPv6 Wireless Mesh Network?
How to Build A Wireless Street Lighting System
Large-Scale Temperature Monitoring with a Raspberry Pi Zero W and TI Sensortags

Installation and apps

Installation and apps
Top 5 Ways to Improve Your IoT Installations
Run the Thingsquare App in the Browser
A Ready-Made Windows Application for Your Projects

Documentation and resources

Tech resources
Thingsquare Tech and Developer Resources
How to Design Thingsquare-Compatible Hardware
How to Update Hundreds of Devices Simultaneously
Set up an IoT System with a TI CC2650 Launchpads and a Raspberry Pi
Make an Analog Sensor Wireless without Writing a Single Line of Code
A Wireless, Long-range Big Red Button Powered by a Coin Cell Battery
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