Wadiz Funding is funding IoT products to help bring ideas to life.
Targeting smart home-oriented 'Brunt Blind Engine' and 'Lumi Magic Switch'

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Wadiz (CEO Shin Hye-sung), a leading crowdfunding company, announced that crowdfunding projects in the IoT technology field that help bring ideas to reality are attracting a lot of attention from investors.

As the Internet of Things (IoT) era begins in earnest, it is already bringing about significant changes to consumer experiences. In particular, the three major sectors driving the global IoT market are smart homes, smart cities, and connected cars. IoT, once confined to the consumer market, is rapidly expanding and developing into B2B applications, including industrial sites and smart buildings.

The IoT device Brunt Blind Engine project runs until October 10th.

Accordingly, Wadiz is running the Brunt Blind Engine project, an IoT device that allows users to control blinds via mobile remote control on their smartphones, until October 10th. The Brunt Blind is a product that allows users to easily control blinds like electric curtains indoors, outdoors, and overseas via a smartphone, without the need for a separate remote control or on-site installation. Users can also use the app to set the timer and control multiple blinds simultaneously using the multi-control feature without a separate remote control.

The ROOME MAGIC SWITCH, which allows you to control all the light switches in your home from your smartphone, will be funded on Wadiz until September 11th. The ROOME MAGIC SWITCH is a Wi-Fi-based smart switch that allows you to control multiple switches simultaneously from anywhere, inside or outside the home. It also supports an "auto timer" function that automatically turns the lights off after a certain amount of time, and a feature that allows you to disable or enable the light switch function depending on the surrounding environment.

Benple, a button internet company, is also conducting an investment project. The company's IoT service, "Button Internet," utilizes BLE Bluetooth technology, which solves the problems of existing NFC tags and beacons, to provide users with a variety of services via their smartphones by pressing a button. It can be utilized in collaboration with various places such as businesses, stores, and museums, and users can receive necessary coupons or event information after shopping at stores where Button's smart internet technology is applied, and can also receive audio guide services at exhibition spaces.

Yoon Seong-wook, director of Wadiz Investment Business Division, said, “The Internet of Things is already an important technology that creates new functions and values in our daily lives, and it is also our future food that needs to develop further in the future.” He added, “We will actively support companies with various ideas and technologies in the IoT field, a core technology of the 4th Industrial Revolution, so that they can grow together and lead the popularization of the Internet of Things.”