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LoRaWAN networks, gateways and sensors from Beijing Beijing ManThink Technology was established in 2014 to develop LPWAN and LoRa technologies.

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Headquarters

China

Founded

2014

Employees

51–200

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City Air Quality MonitoringCities & Public Infrastructure · Monitor & Detect

Distributed street-level sensors map pollution across urban zones, helping authorities spot…

Coal Power Asset MonitoringEnergy & Utilities · Monitor & Detect

Vibration, temperature, and pressure sensors on boilers, turbines, and conveyors feed…

Industrial Safety & Fire DetectionIndustrial & Manufacturing · Protect & Comply

Smoke, heat, and gas sensors across plant areas report to a single safety dashboard with zone-based…

Public Utilities Usage AnalyticsEnergy & Utilities · Meter & Measure

Electricity, water, and gas meter data is normalized in one analytics engine that benchmarks sites,…

About Manthink

Beijing ManThink Technology was established in 2014 to develop LPWAN and LoRa technologies. It provides hardware and services for building and operating long-range IoT networks.

Its portfolio includes LoRaWAN gateways, sensors, modules, network infrastructure and management tools for smart cities, utilities, industry and connected assets. The company supports standardized products as well as larger network deployments.

HeadquartersChina

Founded2014

AvailabilityWorldwide

IndustriesCities & Public Infrastructure, Energy & Utilities, Industrial & Manufacturing

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