Loic Bonvarlet

Explore how M2M and IoT eSIM decisions are helping leading utility and energy management companies take the lead in transforming grids in the commercial and industrial sector. 

The Things Conference has long been a stronghold of the LoRaWAN / LPWAN community, a place of “how do we scale?” debates, and an increasingly eclectic audience. This year, however, its agenda explicitly expanded to include Cellular IoT, hybrid connectivity and cross-radio architectures.

Discover eSIM hardware form factors and how Kigen’s unique MFF4 enables compact, secure, and future-ready IoT designs.

Kigen has been driving pre-standard the new eSIM specification that simplifies Remote SIM Provisioning and IFFP that enables network operators and OEMs to provision eUICC profiles during device manufacturing.

There are plenty of reasons for manufacturers of cellular IoT devices to switch to eSIM. Compared to traditional SIM cards, eSIMs take up much less space on your device.

Read why the support gathered towards five security "must-haves" is a step towards laying the groundwork for the next revolution in cybersecurity.

Proprietary IoT security solutions are readily available, but will this home-brew approach to security lead to an inevitable hangover?

Kigen is making security and trust the foundation of cellular IoT connectivity through iSIM. Alongside companies like Flex and Edge Impulse, we make up an ecosystem of partners that offer acceleration for time to market from maturing a concept with access to market leading cellular chipsets or modules to industrialization.