The conversations at Minew Booth rarely started with a product model. Visitors wanted to talk about the questions that appear when an IoT project moves into the real world: duración de la batería, instalación, wireless coverage, device management and system integration.

Minew en la conferencia de las cosas 2026

Those practical questions shaped Minew’s presence at The Things Conference 2026, held on September 22 y 23 in Amsterdam.

minas presented Bluetooth and LoRaWAN hardware for personnel safety, seguimiento de activos, monitoreo de condición, smart buildings and IoT connectivity. The booth included safety wearables, sensores de ocupación, compact asset trackers, monitoring devices and Puertas de enlace de IoT. Visitors could compare different hardware options and discuss how they might fit into existing networks and platforms.

Minew Booth in TTC 2026


The same focus on practical deployment continued on stage. In the session “Smart IoT Solutions Powered by LoRaWAN,” Minew’s Justina Chen discussed how wearable SOS buttons, insignias de ubicación, monitoring devices and local alarms can connect into a complete system.

Minew’s Justina Chen speech in TTC 2026

LoRaWAN provides wide-area, low-power and bidirectional communication, but communication coverage is only one part of the system. Positioning requirements change between environments. Minew’s MWC05 Safety Location Smart Badge addresses this by combining LoRaWAN with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi scanning for indoor positioning support, plus GNSS for outdoor positioning.

Two Minew wearables also appeared on the IoT Wall of Fame. El Insignia inteligente de ubicación de seguridad MWC05 y Botón de pánico portátil MWB02 were featured alongside products from across the IoT ecosystem. Both are designed around a practical safety need: helping people share an alert and providing the system with more context for the response.

MWC05 Safety Location Smart Badge in TTC 2026


Insignia inteligente de ubicación de seguridad MWC05

MWB02 Wearable Panic Button in TTC 2026


Botón de pánico portátil MWB02

The main takeaway from Amsterdam was straightforward. The right IoT hardware is not simply the device with the longest feature list. It needs to fit the site, the network, the platform and the way people will actually use it.

TTC 2026 has ended, but Minew’s exhibition schedule continues. If you missed us in Amsterdam, here are three more opportunities to meet the team and explore our IoT hardware:

📍 Futurocom

Octubre 6 a 8, 2026

São Paulo, Brasil

Booth D076

📍 Feria de electrónica de Hong Kong, Edición de otoño

Octubre 13 a 16, 2026

Centro de Convenciones y Exposiciones de Hong Kong

Booth 3C C19

📍 IoT Tech Expo Europe

Octubre 19 y 20, 2026

Rai Amsterdam

Puesto 136

Próximo: MG11 Nova Gateway cierra las brechas de cobertura BLE y mantiene las cargas en movimiento a través de WiFi de doble banda
Anterior: Minew lanza el botón de pánico portátil LoRaWAN MWB02 para seguridad conectada