DaaS-IoT

DaaS-IoT (Device-as-a-Service for the Internet of Things) is a proprietary distributed networking technology that unifies heterogeneous devices under a common, service-oriented architecture. It moves beyond traditional client–server or cloud-centric models by establishing a self-organizing overlay mesh, where each device functions as an autonomous node capable of exposing, consuming, and orchestrating services dynamically.

Engineered for efficiency, scalability, and resilience, DaaS-IoT supports multi-channel communication layers (IPv4, Bluetooth, Serial, and future extensions) and includes synchronization mechanisms for real-time coordination, self-provisioning and discovery. The framework ensures secure, lightweight, and platform-agnostic deployment across embedded, edge, and cloud systems.

By enabling native interoperability and distributed intelligence, DaaS-IoT provides the foundation for next-generation Industrial IoT (IIoT) and Cyber-Physical Production Systems (CPPS), allowing developers and integrators to build modular, fault-tolerant, and service-oriented ecosystems with minimal configuration effort.