ASSIST Teams with Bright Wolf, IoT Innovative Afoot
Raleigh, NC, July 08, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Bright Wolf, LLC, a Research Triangle based Internet of Things software company, has joined ASSIST as an Affiliate Industry member. With specialization in IoT application development, systems integration and solutions delivery, Bright Wolf brings to the Center fundamental knowledge in the areas of IoT and data analysis based on decades of experience. Bright Wolf’s purpose built horizontal platform is a comprehensive IoT application development and deployment offering that serves all industries. Battle tested with national and international deployments the Bright Wolf Platform is designed to support secure, industrial strength, edge-to-enterprise solutions.
Tom Snyder, ASSIST’s Industry Liaison Officer, explains that Bright Wolf’s experience can “help with practical inputs into [ASSIST’s] data fusion areas as well as making the data actionable and intelligent.” Both ASSIST and Bright Wolf are heavily involved in the IoT space, inclusive of a regional meet up group: NC Regional Internet of Things (NC RIoT). “NC RIoT provides an organized community for the established IoT ecosystem in North Carolina, helping to position the state as a global hub for emerging connected technologies.”
Bright Wolf joins 30 other industry member partners, some of which include: Semprius, Coca Cola, Rex Health Care, and Vancive Medical Technologies. Partnerships with outside companies continue to fuel the growth of the ASSIST Center while offering first-rate benefits. If you are interested in partnering with, sponsoring or joining the ASSIST Center, please contact Tom Snyder (tdsnyder@ncsu.edu) for more information.
About Bright Wolf LLC
Bright Wolf, founded in 2009, enables solutions that transform people, processes and products through the Internet of Things. Bright Wolf’s purpose-built platform, shaped by decades of connected systems experience and augmented by our full spectrum application development, operations and support services, accelerates development and deployment of secure, industrial-strength, future-resistant systems allowing companies to harness innovative IoT solutions. www.bright-wolf.com
About ASSIST
The NSF Nanosystems Engineering Research Center (NERC) for Advanced Self-Powered Systems of Integrated Sensors and Technologies (ASSIST) develops and employs nano-enabled energy harvesting, energy storage, nanodevices, and sensors to create innovative, battery-free and body-powered wearable health monitoring systems. This center of excellence received funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) in 2012 for five years of research, renewable out until 2022.
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919.515.0734
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Tom Snyder, ASSIST’s Industry Liaison Officer, explains that Bright Wolf’s experience can “help with practical inputs into [ASSIST’s] data fusion areas as well as making the data actionable and intelligent.” Both ASSIST and Bright Wolf are heavily involved in the IoT space, inclusive of a regional meet up group: NC Regional Internet of Things (NC RIoT). “NC RIoT provides an organized community for the established IoT ecosystem in North Carolina, helping to position the state as a global hub for emerging connected technologies.”
Bright Wolf joins 30 other industry member partners, some of which include: Semprius, Coca Cola, Rex Health Care, and Vancive Medical Technologies. Partnerships with outside companies continue to fuel the growth of the ASSIST Center while offering first-rate benefits. If you are interested in partnering with, sponsoring or joining the ASSIST Center, please contact Tom Snyder (tdsnyder@ncsu.edu) for more information.
About Bright Wolf LLC
Bright Wolf, founded in 2009, enables solutions that transform people, processes and products through the Internet of Things. Bright Wolf’s purpose-built platform, shaped by decades of connected systems experience and augmented by our full spectrum application development, operations and support services, accelerates development and deployment of secure, industrial-strength, future-resistant systems allowing companies to harness innovative IoT solutions. www.bright-wolf.com
About ASSIST
The NSF Nanosystems Engineering Research Center (NERC) for Advanced Self-Powered Systems of Integrated Sensors and Technologies (ASSIST) develops and employs nano-enabled energy harvesting, energy storage, nanodevices, and sensors to create innovative, battery-free and body-powered wearable health monitoring systems. This center of excellence received funding from the National Science Foundation (NSF) in 2012 for five years of research, renewable out until 2022.
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Shanna Rogers
Smroger2@ncsu.edu
919.515.0734
assist.ncsu.edu
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