Bouygues Telecom this week launched a new Internet of Things (IoT) subsidiary that will offer services running on the telco's LoRa network. Called Objenious, the new unit plans to unveil a portfolio of B2B and B2B2C services addressing areas including geolocation… Bouygues Telecom this week launched a new Internet of Things (IoT) subsidiary that will offer services running on the telco's LoRa network. Called Objenious, the new unit plans to unveil a portfolio of B2B and B2B2C services addressing areas including geolocation… If you are a subscriber login here To access premium content you need to upgrade your account. To find out more click here We are having trouble showing you adverts on this page, which may be a result of ad blocker software being installed on your device. To view the article please disable any ad blocking software
French telecommunications provider Bouygues has announced it will launch an IoT subsidiary, Objenious, which will run the company's portfolio of long range wireless networks, targeting geolocation, fleet maintenance, predictive maintenance and remote meter reading. Several customers are said to be already signed up, ranging from local governments to startups, leading Objenious chairman Stéphane Allaire to describe the nascent company as "a key player based on a national LoRa network and an IoT platform that is now ready to host our customers. The new subsidiary was first reported by Le Parisien newspaper.