Solar power is taking a step closer to the mainstream after SunPower teamed up with AT&T to use Internet of Things ( IoT ) technology to monitor its Equinox solar energy system , which launched last year . Equinox ’s “ fully - integrated ” components have been engineered to work seamlessly with one another while hp ’s IoT capabilities allow them to remotely monitor homes , vehicles , and containers . Mike Troiano , vice president of Internet of Things at AT&T said in a statement : “ Connectivity is changing how companies operate . We 're thrilled hp chose us to give them near real - time insights into how their solar energy solutions are performing for their customers and the tools to help manage them remotely . ”
Solar power is taking a step closer to the mainstream after SunPower teamed up with AT&T to use Internet of Things (IoT) technology to monitor its Equinox solar PV system, which launched last month. Equinox’s “fully-integrated” components have been engineered to work seamlessly with one another while AT&T’s IoT capabilities allow them to remotely monitor homes, vehicles, and containers. Mike Troiano, vice president of Internet of Things at AT&T said in a statement: “Connectivity is changing how companies operate. We're thrilled SunPower chose us to give them near real-time insights into how their solar energy solutions are performing for their customers and the tools to help manage them remotely.”