The expansion of the Onymos platform enables IoT or IoMT development to occur 80% faster than standard timelines
SAN FRANCISCO, June 7, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Onymos, developer of the world's first Features-as-a-Service platform, today announced they are extending their platform to support the creation of Internet of Things (IoT) and Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) ecosystems and applications. Immediately available, enterprises can access the IoT capabilities through the Onymos Features-as-a-Service platform.
According to McKinsey, IoT is estimated to enable $5.5 trillion to $12.6 trillion in value for enterprises by 2023. With Onymos, enterprises can realize the value of this technology by arming their engineering teams with the foundation for their IoT and IoMT ecosystems. This foundation includes local storage, security, and user applications for device administration and customer insights.
Additionally, Onymos IoT provides engineering teams with:
- Onymos Edge: A protocol-agnostic gateway that enables IoT devices and apps to communicate.
- Onymos Access: A drop-in log-in solution that is delivered as a front-end code library, which can be connected to a customer's user database. This library contains the most popular OAuth 2.0-powered providers like Okta, Auth0, Azure AD and social auth providers like Apple, Google, and Facebook, among others, allowing enterprises to choose their preferred authentication method.
- Onymos DataStore: A set of utility functions for securely storing and retrieving data in the cloud. It standardizes access and connectivity to all of the most popular cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
"IoT is growing more and more popular each day, and many industries like healthcare, agriculture, and energy are beginning to deploy the technology as part of their operations. However, for enterprises to benefit from the technology, they must first assemble the underlying ecosystem that enables the devices to connect and exchange data with other devices and systems — an activity that is extremely complex and arduous," said Shiva Nathan, Founder and CEO of Onymos. "Our IoT solution provides engineering teams and developers with the necessary building blocks to create the ecosystem required for the devices and systems to function properly."
As also reported by McKinsey, production environments — such as those in manufacturing and hospitals — and human-health settings will be the key areas in which the benefits of IoT can be seen the most. Enterprises in these areas and beyond have enlisted the help of Onymos to build IoT and IoMT ecosystems 80% faster than standard development timelines.
The Onymos Features-as-a-Service platform is a pro-code platform that enables companies in various industries — including retail, healthcare, delivery, digital media, and entertainment — to achieve unmatched speed, quality, and value in their application development and innovation. It has over 20 foundational app features, including access, biometrics, chat, deep links, location, notifications, and payments. These features can be easily added to new or existing applications and include the UI/UX, security, help with compliance requirements, underlying logic that runs on the device, the server-side functions and integrations that process and store data in the cloud, and automatic updates. The Onymos platform also supports many of the most popular frameworks for web and mobile application development, messaging protocols, and more.
For more information on Onymos or its IoT capabilities, please visit onymos.com.
About Onymos
Onymos is the developer of the world's first Features-as-a-Service platform. Our more than 20 full-stack Onymos Features enable enterprises to build innovative and differentiated apps with unmatched speed, quality, and value. Onymos is trusted by top brands, including Albertsons, CVS, and Walmart.
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