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LACROIX Electronics, MicroEJ Partner on IoT Device Development
January 18, 2016 | LACROIX ElectronicsEstimated reading time: 2 minutes
LACROIX Electronics specialises in EMS (Electronics Manufacturing Services) subcontracting for the industrial, home automation, medical, automobile, aeronautics and defence sectors. LACROIX Electronics has more than 3220 members of staff and at the end of September 2015 achieved a turnover of 280 million Euros (+21.7%). LACROIX Electronics, with its 4 factories and 5 design and research departments, offers novel global industrial solutions from design in the design and research departments to mass production of electronic assemblies and sub-assemblies.
For more information visit the website: www.lacroix-electronics.com
About MicroEJ
MicroEJ is an independent software vendor of cost-driven solutions for the smart digital world. With more than $20M of R&D investment, MicroEJ is focused on providing turnkey software products to solve the embedded world’s major business challenges and to enable application-driven uses and services in the IoT world commensurate with the cost and resource constraints of that world. MicroEJ helps OEMs create flexible and future-proof smart devices, brings rich user experiences, and enables additional sources of revenue across the whole value chain, from sensor data collection to cloud-based services.
MicroEJ has experienced strong and steady growth. Today, more than 1 million devices in the world are powered by MicroEJ in a large variety of industries, including home automation, consumer and wearables, communications, smart energy, smart transportation, healthcare, industrial automation, and smart building.
For more information, visit www.microej.com.
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