Audience
IoT-oriented software for developers looking for an API that can be used in IoT domains as diverse as smart homes and wearables
About Huawei LiteOS
Huawei LiteOS is an IoT-oriented software platform integrating an IoT operating system and middleware. It is lightweight, with a kernel size of under 10 KB, and consumes very little power — it can run on an AA battery for up to five years! It also allows for fast startup and connectivity and is very secure. These capabilities make Huawei LiteOS a simple yet powerful one-stop software platform for developers, lowering barriers to entry for development and shortening time to market. Huawei LiteOS provides a unified open-source API that can be used in IoT domains as diverse as smart homes, wearables, Internet of Vehicles (IoV), and intelligent manufacturing. Huawei LiteOS enables an open IoT ecosystem, helping partners to quickly develop IoT products and accelerate IoT development.
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API:
Yes, Huawei LiteOS offers API access
No integrations listed.
Company Information
Huawei
Founded: 1987
China
www.huawei.com/minisite/liteos/en/about.html
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