iNut Platform on IoT — Adding Convenience for Users
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iNut Platform — the Internet of Things platform connecting hardware developers, software developers, and end users. Packed with new conveniences: remote control over WiFi/internet, voice control, easy-to-set-up dashboard, and QRCode device pairing.
📲 IoT FOR USERS · iNut Platform
Turn lights, fans, and sensors into smart devices — control them remotely over WiFi & the internet, even by voice, right from your phone.
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Remote control
WiFi & internet
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Voice control
Command by voice
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Easy dashboard
Intuitive setup
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QRCode pairing
Instant connection
iNut Platform is an Internet of Things (IoT) platform that connects hardware developers, software developers, and end users within a single ecosystem. It brings electrically powered devices — sensors, lights, fans, capacitors, and more — online, so you can control them from your phone or computer. In this update, iNut adds a whole set of user-facing conveniences, turning ordinary devices smart and serving your needs more effectively.
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Remote control & real-time management
Turn any fan, light, or electrical device on or off — anytime, anywhere over WiFi and the internet. It also comes with real-time management, configurable notifications, and ready-to-use cloud services.
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Voice control
Just give a voice command — "Turn on the living room light", "Turn off the fan" — and iNut Platform understands and executes it. Convenient for every family member, including the elderly.
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Instant pairing via QRCode
iNut provides a QRCode that lets users pair their device with software providers in a single scan — no complex configuration required.
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Cross-industry applications
From education and manufacturing to business — iNut Platform has been tested and applied in practice across many fields:
🔬 iNut Platform was developed by MEng. Ngo Huynh Ngoc Khanh — Director of iNut Technology Investment and Development JSC — together with a team of 5 young engineers. The science & technology project was registered in 9/2018, completed in 2/2019, and has been officially certified by the Science & Technology Council.
