Affluence Corp (AFFUD)

[RichieBoy]

Yes, IA360 (or platforms in that role) could be used behind mobile, cloud, or even drone applications, but as a backend rather than something that lives only on the device.

Cloud and mobile useMTi already works with fully cloud-based platforms (for example, thethings.iO plus MTi-designed edge gateways) to ingest field data and expose APIs and dashboards.

An IA360-type data/AI layer can sit in the cloud and provide REST/GraphQL APIs or MQTT endpoints that mobile apps call for device status, analytics, configuration, alerts, etc., so mobile is a natural front end.

Drone and edge scenariosArchitectures for autonomous drones commonly pair IoT sensors + edge AI on the drone with a cloud IoT/AI backend for mission planning, fleet monitoring, data aggregation, and model updates. MTi could use IA360 as that backend: drones or other field devices push telemetry to the cloud; IA360 aggregates, analyzes, and returns commands or mission parameters, with mobile or web apps giving humans oversight.

So while there is no public brochure that says “IA360 for drones,” its likely design as a cloud-based IoT/AI integration platform makes it technically suitable for mobile, web, and drone-connected use cases.