BOLT IOT Platform

BOLT (formerly NetPlug) is an Internet of Things platform (Hardware+Software) that enables user to build IoT products and projects. Using BOLT, users can control and monitor devices from any part of the world. It provides the ability to embed Wi-Fi capabilities within other systems, or to function as a standalone application.

The manufacturers can embed the Bolt hardware in their product, develop a custom UI and then their users can control their products using the NetPlug app. Bolt works on pay as you go basis, which means the manufacturers have no capital investments to get their products IoT enabled. This lets even small scale players to build IoT enabled products and services.[1][2]

BOLT (Formally NetPlug) was developed by Inventrom, a Goa, India based IoT company. BOLT was showcased at the INDO-US Startup Konnect in Sep 2015 held in the Silicon Valley on sidelines of the visit of Prime Minister of India Shri.Narendra Modi.[3]

Front View of BOLT
BOLT(Formally Net Plug) Front View

BOLT functionalities

GPIO on BOLT

The GPIO on BOLT operate at 5V and have following features:

Total of 12 Digital I/O pins are made available on BOLT

PWM pins

Analog Read Pins

Awards and Honours

See also

References

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