Kontron AG engages in the provision of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions in Austria and internationally. It offers Susietec, an IoT tool set that enables customers to create customizable computing solutions, such as predictive maintenance, real-time monitoring, self-optimization, fleet management, and asset tracking; and Soloassist II, a robotic arm for patient monitoring, ventilation and analytical instruments, and laboratory equipment, as well as patient diagnostic and medical imaging, and medical therapy system. The company provides COTS, a computing platform technology that enables customers with passenger information systems and video streaming, network video surveillance, and train management system services; and virtual radio access network technology, which offers media provisioning; and data storage and migration, and software defined networking technology for telecommunication industry. In addition, it offers service2go, a mobile enterprise application platform, which enables transmission of data through wireless network connection to public institutions. Further, the company provides smart energy solution and services, including meter data management, smart protection, network model management, microgrid optimization, data integration, and power system modelling and analysis; and in-flight connectivity solutions, which allows passengers to use smartphones, tablets, and laptops in-flight to receive streamed content. The company was formerly known as S&T AG and changed its name to Kontron AG in June 2022. Kontron AG was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Linz, Austria.
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