LMT IoT

25/08/2026

The goal: connectivity across terrestrial and satellite networks. 📡 🛰️
The reality is more complex.

Satellite IoT brings lower throughput, higher latency and much tighter data constraints. As Arturs Lalovs explains in this clip, every byte matters.

This is also where Edge AI becomes part of the connectivity architecture. By processing data locally, a device can identify what is relevant and transmit useful information instead of continuously sending raw data.

It is one of the challenges we are now exploring through our ESA-supported dual-mode IoT project: developing a prototype designed to support both LTE-M/NB-IoT and non-terrestrial network connectivity.

🎥 Find the link to the full webinar: https://lmt-iot.com/webinars/low-power-cellular-iot/

20/08/2026

What if every train journey could also help monitor the health of the tracks? 🚆

Epona AI Labs is developing acoustic sensing technology that listens for rail anomalies from beneath train carriages. Edge AI processes the sounds in real time, while cellular connectivity helps deliver relevant information for further investigation.

In this video, Alfredo Arreba, Co-founder and CEO of Epona AI Labs, explains how LMT IoT Shortcut provides the connectivity and cloud foundation, allowing their team to focus on its core acoustic algorithms.

Watch the video to see how edge intelligence and IoT connectivity come together for more continuous rail monitoring. 🚆

19/08/2026

What if railway faults could be heard before they become visible?

Epona AI Labs is developing an acoustic sensing solution that listens to the interaction between trains and tracks. Through RailSense Solutions Ltd, sensors installed beneath train carriages help identify unusual sounds, geolocate potential anomalies and flag them for further investigation. 🚆

Edge AI processes the acoustic signals close to where they are collected. LMT IoT Shortcut provides the cellular connectivity and cloud foundation needed to bring the relevant information from the moving train to the wider platform.

This allows the Epona AI Labs team to focus its development efforts on the acoustic algorithms at the heart of the solution.

In our latest article, Alfredo Arreba, Co-founder and CEO of Epona AI Labs, explains how the technology works and why finding the right IoT foundation matters.

Read the article and watch the full video here: https://lmt-iot.com/epona-ai-labs-rail-fault-detection/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=fb_posts&utm_content=post

See how Epona AI Labs uses Edge AI and LMT IoT Shortcut connectivity to detect potential rail faults and support continuous railway monitoring.

07/08/2026

An app should do more than display sensor readings.

At LMT IoT, our skilled teams work on both sides of the connected-product experience: the web portal used to manage devices and the mobile app that turns their data into useful information.

Today, our Lead Software Developer, Ivanna Kaceviča, is taking a closer look at the app. 📱 She demonstrates three features that go beyond basic sensor readings and may be less known.

The app is part of our Aer product family, but it is also one of the components available within IoT Shortcut. For companies developing their own connected products, it can be customized to match their users, devices and brand.

05/08/2026

What would it take for connected devices to operate on almost no energy and still remain secure and reachable? 🔋

The IoT-ZERO Horizon Europe SNS JU Project is bringing together 6G-ready architectures, secure terrestrial and non-terrestrial communication, and event-driven sensing to explore that question.

LMT is contributing to a European consortium working towards a secure, near-zero-energy proof of concept for asset tracking.

Swipe through for a quick overview of the project, its objectives and expected outcome. ⬇️

IoT-ZERO has received funding from the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking under the European Union's Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 101292662.

04/08/2026

An IoT platform does not have to look the same for every company.

During our recent webinar, Reinis Pakers explained how the portal and mobile app can be adapted for different clients and use cases.

White-label options such as interface colors, button placement, text, translations, and available languages are already supported by the platform. More specific customization requirements can also be evaluated depending on the project. ⚙️

The goal is not simply to provide access to device data. It is to make the platform fit naturally into the company’s own service, brand, and workflows.
Watch the clip to hear Reinis Pakers explain the available options, with the discussion moderated by Annija Frīdenberga.

The full webinar, “Beyond the cloud: What IoT device management really means,” is still available on our website.

29/07/2026

The next IoT challenge is not only connecting more devices.
It is keeping them powered and connected when energy and network coverage are limited.

LMT is joining the IoT-ZERO Horizon Europe SNS JU Project, a European research initiative exploring how near-zero-energy IoT could support future 6G networks.

The project brings together energy harvesting, event-driven sensing, secure asynchronous communication and terrestrial-satellite connectivity. 🔋🛰️

The aim is to develop connected devices that use energy more efficiently, communicate when relevant events occur and remain reachable across terrestrial and non-terrestrial networks.

For long-term deployments in logistics, utilities, manufacturing and remote asset monitoring, this could reduce the need for battery replacement and frequent on-site maintenance.

We look forward to contributing to this work together with partners across Europe.

IoT-ZERO has received funding from the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking under the European Union's Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 101292662.

23/07/2026

Engineers spend a lot of time solving problems.
But which decision would they go back and change? 👀

At Hardware Pioneers Max 2026, we asked exhibitors and visitors to finish one sentence:
“My biggest technical regret is…”

Some answers were about timing. Others were about technology, career choices, or decisions that made perfect sense at the time. ⚙️

Watch the video to hear their answers, then tell us yours:
What is one technical decision you would approach differently today?

Thanks to everyone who joined the conversation!

17/07/2026

Cloud storage is not the same as device management.

When IoT devices are already in the field, teams need more than a place where data is stored.

They need to understand what is happening, see device status, check history, act remotely, and manage deployments across clients or locations.

On July 17, we’re hosting our next webinar: “Beyond the cloud: What IoT device management really means.”

Arturs Lalovs, Head of IoT Business Unit at LMT IoT, will look at the business and partner side: where the value appears after deployment, and why visibility and control matter in real-life IoT projects.

Reinis Pakers, AWS System Architect at LMT IoT, will bring the technical perspective. He works with our IoT platform architecture, cloud systems, device data flow, scalability, and reliability.

The goal is simple: to show why IoT device management is not just about where data is stored, but how teams understand, support, and scale connected products in real use.

09/07/2026

Beyond the cloud: What IoT device management really means.
Cloud storage is not the same as device management.

When IoT devices are already in the field, teams need more than a place where data is stored.
They need to understand what is happening, see device status, check history, act remotely, and manage deployments across clients or locations.

On July 17, we’re hosting our next webinar: “Beyond the cloud: What IoT device management really means.” ⚙️

Arturs Lalovs, Head of IoT Business Unit at LMT IoT, will look at the business and partner side: where the value appears after deployment, and why visibility and control matter in real-life IoT projects.

Reinis Pakers, AWS System Architect at LMT IoT, will bring the technical perspective. He works with our IoT platform architecture, cloud systems, device data flow, scalability, and reliability.

The goal is simple: to show why IoT device management is not just about where data is stored, but how teams understand, support, and scale connected products in real use.