Reinnder sets out twelve areas of work, from silicon to the field

Chips, robots, AI, software, farming, health, construction, energy, mobility, networks, growth and research: the plan the group is building toward, and what is and is not built yet.

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Reinnder Technologies has set out the twelve areas of work it is building toward: silicon, robotics, AI, cloud and software, agritech, health, build, energy, mobility, networks and space, growth, and Labs. The aim, in the company’s words, is to carry technology all the way from silicon into the field, with fewer hand-offs between vendors.

The company is at an early stage. The twelve areas are plans, not product lines on sale, and the product concepts shown on the area pages are labelled as concepts. Its earliest project, Reinnder Flock, a monitoring kit for poultry houses, is in prototype, with its gateway software published as open source under the MIT licence.

Reinnder invites conversations with partners, researchers and organisations that have a problem on a line, in a field, in a ward or on a site. The contact page is the place to start.

By Reinnder Newsroom