Telit acquires Bluetooth, BLE, and NFC assets from short-range wireless communication developer Stallman.
Published2016.01.20 11:17
Integrating Bluetooth and NFC technologies into its module and service portfolio, expanding connectivity between things and the cloud.
Telit, a leading global provider of modules and platform services, today announced the acquisition of Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy and NFC hardware and software assets from Stallmann, a Hamburg, Germany-based short-range wireless communications specialist.
Stollmann Entwicklungs und Vertriebs GmbH is a global company specializing in Bluetooth and NFC. It holds leading technology in the development and manufacturing of cutting-edge Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) modules and short-range wireless communication software. Telit announced that the acquisition will include Bluetooth and NFC software stacks, communication modules, and other wireless communication intellectual property and technologies, along with 35 specialized engineers.
Industry analyst firm MarketsandMarkets estimates that Bluetooth Smart shipments will exceed 1.2 billion units over the next five years, driving the global Bluetooth Smart and “Smart-Ready” market to $5.6 billion by 2020. Based on this market forecast, Telit plans to expand its Things-to-Cloud connectivity to a broader scope through the strategic asset acquisition of Stallman.
Telit can deliver new consumer value by integrating Bluetooth, BLE, and NFC technologies into its existing portfolio of cellular and GNSS modules, mobile network connectivity, and IoT platform services. Through a combination of new hardware and services, Telit aims to provide customers with efficient solutions that can be quickly built, implemented, and deployed with minimal investment and effort.
“IoT technologies are now permeating every aspect of consumers’ lives, including home and wellness. Tools like the Telit IoT Portal enable businesses to easily connect sensors and remote devices to the cloud, which is a key step forward in executing our IoT vision,” said Oozi Cats, Telit CEO. “The acquisition of Stallman will enable Telit to integrate leading Bluetooth and short-range communication technologies into our products for local and personal area connectivity. This is one of the fastest-growing segments of the IoT, and will allow us to offer our customers a broader range of end-to-end connectivity solutions.”
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