RIB Software SE (RIB) signs a Phase-II-contract (No. 19 / 2021) with a leading IoT Company
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09.04.2021 / 14:35
09-April-2021
RIB Software SE (RIB) signs a Phase-II-contract (No. 19 / 2021) with a leading IoT Company
Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 09 April 2021 - RIB Software SE, the world s leading provider of iTWO 5D BIM Big Data technology and MTWO Cloud technology for the construction industry, today announced the conclusion of a Phase-II-contract with a leading innovator in 3D motion tracking technology and products.
From smartphones and tablets to smart clothing and wearable devices, the customer is enabling a new era called the IoT Internet of Moving Things, where the movement and context of everyday objects and devices can be measured, monitored and analysed, generating valuable data and insights that will transform the way consumers live and businesses operate. The sensor fusion technologies provide a seaml
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