Uniquon Is Shaping the Future of IoT

The scale and complexity of the Internet of Things (IoT) are undeniable—and so are its vast opportunities. To harness its full potential, businesses now require increasingly specialised skills across every area of their operations.

Uniquon is the trusted and capable partner for the development of advanced IoT solutions.

The Internet of Things stands among the most transformative innovations of recent years. It encompasses a suite of technologies that enables devices and objects to generate and exchange enormous volumes of data—Big Data—effectively allowing them to communicate with one another or with humans.

When equipment and systems become “smart”, the underlying technologies may appear simple at first glance, but they are anything but. Objects are equipped with sensors capable of monitoring a wide range of parameters, such as physical or chemical values, temperature, pressure, battery charge, operational time, or the wear and tear of components. These sensors initiate a cascade of communication—device to device or device to human—based on predefined logic, but often yielding unpredictable and increasingly complex outcomes.

IoT is a powerful and versatile technology with countless applications across multiple sectors. Uniquon offers solutions tailored to both B2B and B2B2C markets.

We support businesses and organisations in the implementation of IoT solutions of any scale—from enterprise-wide transformations to targeted, domain-specific initiatives in areas such as product development, sales, customer service, transport, and beyond. These narrower applications may be smaller in scope, but they are not necessarily less complex.

In industrial contexts, Uniquon deploys IoT platform-based projects with a strong focus on product development within the manufacturing sector. Particularly promising and fast-evolving areas include predictive maintenance of equipment and optimisation of warehouse and logistics operations.

Uniquon has also developed numerous IoT applications for the B2B2C sector, where data generation reaches its highest potential. These involve technologies that collect data directly from users as they interact with their own devices—creating vast datasets composed of individually simple data points, but replicated millions of times.

These applications are primarily aimed at enhancing customer experience. While their adoption is still in the early stages, significant growth is expected over the coming years.

The virtually boundless potential of IoT in the future is clearly reflected in global investment trends: since 2019, worldwide spending on IoT projects has increased by more than 80%—a trajectory expected to continue through 2025.