Dev Kits

Validation hardware for the True2Air platform.

The dev kit path is not a retail hardware catalog. It is how teams prove topology, sensor behavior, connectivity, firmware, commands, OTA, and platform workflows before production planning.

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Dev kit role

Main board, daughter boards, and sensor modules built for fast validation.

The initial kit focuses on point-to-point topology with cellular or Ethernet connectivity and Wi-Fi backhaul options. Main boards, topology daughter boards, and sensor module boards make the platform tangible without forcing the customer into a finished hardware SKU too early.

Initial point-to-point dev kit

The first validation kit focuses on point-to-point topology with cellular or Ethernet connectivity and Wi-Fi backhaul options.

Main board

The base board anchors communication, power, firmware behavior, and integration with the True2Air platform during POC work.

Topology daughter boards

Daughter boards support different connectivity and deployment patterns without forcing every pilot to start from a blank hardware design.

Sensor module board

Sensor modules connect to the main board and daughter board path so teams can validate data capture, commands, and field behavior quickly.

PnP firmware model

Firmware abstracts the communication and device-management layer so OEM teams can focus more on product behavior and less on plumbing.

Production transition

Dev kits prove the path. Production work moves into firmware licensing, shrink-fit hardware, support model, security, and fleet rollout.

Why dev kits matter

Hardware decisions and platform decisions should be validated together.

Many IoT programs discover too late that cloud behavior, firmware update paths, sensor data, command handling, and field topology were designed in separate lanes. True2Air dev kits let teams test the combined path before committing to production packaging.

Production transition

The goal is not to ship a dev board. The goal is to shorten the OEM path.

After the POC and pilot, the production conversation moves to licensed firmware, shrink-fit module design, security, provisioning, support model, integration strategy, and fleet operations through the True2Air platform.

Built for speed to market

Start with a discussion, prove the workflow, then plan production.

True2Air is designed for companies that need connected products without spending years building device management, OTA, identity, simulation, and integration infrastructure.

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