iMatrix’s NEO Series IoT Devices Leverage Nordic-Powered Temperature and Humidity Sensors to Monitor Commercial Food Industry Refrigeration and HVAC Equipment

iMatrix Systems, a US-based Internet of Things (IoT) solutions provider, has launched a range of temperature and humidity sensors designed for use in food and produce storage, transport monitoring, pharmaceutical and agricultural applications. The NEO Series sensors measure temperature (between -40°C and 125°C) and relative humidity (between 0 and 100 percent), and are ideal for use in refrigeration and HVAC systems where the temperature to ensure product And precise control of humidity is essential. Quality and reducing energy costs.

Greg Phillips, CEO of iMatrix Systems, says, “This range of products can quickly and accurately measure changes in temperature and humidity, making them ideal for use in dynamic refrigeration environments, such as cold storage and refrigerated transport. ” “Helps ensure items are stored in optimal conditions, reducing spoilage and improving product quality.”

The NEO Series sensors employ Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF52832 SoC, its 64 MHz, 32-bit Arm® Cortex® M4 processor with floating point unit (FPU) to monitor the sensor and capture temperature and humidity data provide sufficient computational resources for Using Bluetooth® LE connectivity of the SoC’s 2.4 GHz multiprotocol radio, this data is relayed to a gateway and in turn to the iMatrix cloud platform, where users can review sensor data in real time, allowing them to The incident temperature helps in taking remedial action. or the moisture level falls outside the acceptable tolerance. Users can also access data analysis and visualization tools from the cloud platform, as well as perform device registration, firmware updates, and remote configuration.

The NEO Series temperature and humidity sensors can last up to three years between battery changes, thanks, in part, to the Nordic SoC’s ultra low power characteristics, which include the 2.4 GHz radio’s 5.5 mA peak RX/TX current and fully Automatic included. power management system.

“Overall, the nRF52832’s combination of energy efficiency, processing power, memory capacity, wireless connectivity, and ease of use make it an attractive choice,” Philips said. “This SoC is also supported by a comprehensive SDK (Software Development Kit) that includes drivers, libraries and sample code to help product designers get started with software development. Tools for debugging, profiling and optimizing code are included in the SDK are included, making it easy to develop high-quality software for the chip.

About iMatrix Systems

iMatrix Systems is an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) solutions provider established in 2018 and emerged from stealth in 2021. The company’s cloud platform and dedicated sensors are applied in healthcare, residential and commercial buildings, restaurants and hospitality, critical infrastructure, hydroponics, markets. Soil monitoring and management. The company offers ideal solutions for cold chain markets.

Based in Lake Tahoe, NV, the company has offices across the country. For more information, visit