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Delphian Systems shows off SecuRemote IoT automation system

Delphian Systems is demoing its SecuRemote Internet of Things automation system, interconnecting products, devices and systems in a connected world.

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CES 2015 - Delphian Systems is promoting its SecuRemote technology platform during CES 2015, showcasing the Internet of Things (IOT) automation technology. SecuRemote helps ensure OEM products, devices and sensors are interoperable for mobile users on Google Android and Apple iOS devices.

Delphian Systems shows off SecuRemote IoT automation system | TweakTown.com

Using the SecuRemote miniaturized electronic module, connected devices are able to interconnect with smartphone, tablets and directly into the cloud. More importantly, SecuRemote provides smart devices interconnection with one another, creating a high-security network with multiple nodes.

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Expect the Delphian Systems' SecuRemote to be available during Q2 this year.

"Our vision was one of making low-energy devices interconnect directly and automatically with a) one another, b) any mobile device, and c) with the cloud, directly and with utmost security and ease," said John Veleris, Delphian CEO, in a press statement, "coupling that with the ability to bring about powerful automation control to the user with the genesis of that vision. So in a way we have redefined wireless security and remote control automation..."

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