
25 Leading IoT Companies Shaping the Future of Connected Technology
The Internet of Things (IoT) industry is set to exceed $2.4 trillion by 2029, driven by the evolution from basic connectivity to sophisticated IoT-powered applications, platforms, and services.
As tech pioneer Kevin Ashton explains, "The IoT integrates the interconnectedness of human culture — 'our things' — with the interconnectedness of our digital information system — 'the Internet.'"
Key IoT Companies and Their Innovations:
Chamberlain Group (Oak Brook, IL)
- Specializes in intelligent access solutions
- Develops cloud-based myQ technology for garage doors, gates, and smart home integration
- Focuses on seamless, secure access for homes and businesses
75F (Minneapolis, MN)
- Creates IoT-based building automation systems
- Uses predictive algorithms for HVAC and lighting control
- Optimizes energy efficiency and comfort through integrated hardware-software solutions
Memfault (San Francisco, CA)
- Provides cloud-based IoT device monitoring and debugging
- Tracks metrics like battery health, memory usage, and connectivity
- Manages software updates and fleet health monitoring
Samsara (San Francisco, CA)
- Delivers sensor data solutions for operational efficiency
- Specializes in fleet management and vehicle monitoring
- Offers real-time tracking and analytics
Cisco (San Jose, CA)
- Provides comprehensive IoT infrastructure solutions
- Offers industrial sensors and connectivity management
- Enables smart manufacturing and city infrastructure
Arm (San Jose, CA)
- Powers 70% of IoT and embedded market chips
- Simplifies IoT connectivity across industries
- Specializes in automotive, retail, and smart building solutions
Leading Enterprise Solutions:
PTC
- Offers industrial IoT platform ThingWorx
- Provides real-time IoT data analysis
- Improves operational safety and efficiency
GE Digital
- Serves aviation, utilities, and manufacturing
- Operates Predix industrial IoT platform
- Supports multiple application workflows
Security-Focused Providers:
Xage Security
- Uses blockchain for industrial IoT security
- Provides automated policy enforcement
- Offers edge authentication and device management
Armis
- Monitors connected devices for security threats
- Provides comprehensive asset discovery
- Offers non-disruptive passive monitoring
Emerging Innovators:
SoluLab
- Develops custom IoT solutions
- Creates smart home devices and automation systems
- Enables remote monitoring and control systems
Motive
- Combines IoT devices with AI-powered software
- Develops safety-focused solutions for transportation
- Offers real-time monitoring and alert systems
These companies represent diverse applications of IoT technology, from industrial automation to smart homes, showcasing the broad impact of connected devices across sectors.