As an innovator in the IoT healthcare sector for more than 15 years, global medical device makers can leverage Gemalto’s experience to deliver high-quality ‘Internet of Medical Things’ (IoMT) connectivity solutions and services. The company’s latest innovation for medical devices, the DGL61-W USB device gateway, leverages its expertise in delivering low-power, long-life connectivity for industrial IoT use cases. Developed to work everywhere, the new dongle increases medical device flexibility for reliable use wherever it’s needed.
The DGL61-W delivers an advanced solution for retrofitting existing IoMT applications that rely on 2G/3G connectivity. The industrial-grade solution delivers out-of-the-box LTE Cat. 1 4G connectivity. By providing global coverage from a single SKU, the USB device gateway also simplifies the manufacturing and logistics of new healthcare devices.
An optional Gemalto eSIM takes manufacturing simplicity a step further, allowing mobile operator connectivity provisioning over the air, at the time of deployment. Gemalto’s highly efficient custom firmware over the air (FOTA) strategy keeps medical devices updated across their lifespan and helps improve power consumption.
A specially designed internal dual antenna supports extended connectivity where network signal strength is weak, improving performance by up to 4,5 dB. Additionally, the antenna concept further improves power consumption. The gateway’s rugged design, extended temperature range and optional wall-mounting concept ensure stability and reliability
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