Smart homes, smart cities, smart cars; IoT is everywhere. Companies are using the trend to create diversified customer experiences. So, we also use our industry expertise to design secure and innovative IoT solutions for enterprises.
What do we offer?
Instead of jumping right into your project, we follow a well-defined process at Crystal Clear Solutions which we carefully plan your IoT journey. The process involves careful analysis of your business requirements and the technical stack you have, and the goals you want to accomplish – and then preparing a market strategy that benefits you the most.
First, we form a concept on your idea for which we analyze your project requirements, business goals, and the current market. Taking all these stats into consideration, we create a compelling strategy and set milestones.
To understand your idea better, we create the wireframes, prototypes, and MVP on it. Once all these things are approved, we begin working on the UI/UX design.
To understand your idea better, we create the wireframes, prototypes, and MVP on it. Once all these things are approved, we begin working on the UI/UX design.
Once the tests are successful, we push the product live to the general audience.
In IoT, it’s very important to stream real-time data as soon as you collect it so that you can respond to the changing conditions in time. For this reason, we use advanced technologies in our IoT devices that capture millions of events per second. We also integrate your structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data across all IoT devices. This way you can take fast and smart data-driven decisions.
If you’re new to the world of IoT and are having trouble setting up and managing your smart devices, Crystal Clear Solutions can help. Google Home, Amazon Echo, Samsung SmartThing Hub – we have everything covered up.
To ensure that all the IoT devices are safely connected, we emphasize on the use of right IoT protocols. Some of the protocols that we use are MQTT (Message Queue Telemetry Transport), DDS (Data Distribution Service), AMQP (Advanced Messages Queuing Protocol), NFC (Near Field Communication), and UDP (User Datagram Protocol).