From June 18 to 20, the 23rd International Internet of Things Exhibition was successfully held in Shanghai, in partnership with MWC. As a leading IoT company, Minew brought a complete lineup of advanced IoT hardware solutions to the event, drawing strong attention with some major product launches and a series of technology demos. From industrial and retail to office and healthcare sectors, Minew demonstrated how its intelligent hardware is reshaping IoT applications across industries.
Part 1
Recognized Among Top 100 IoT Companies
During the exhibition, IOTE unveiled the results of its annual “IoT Star” awards. After a thorough review of AIoT companies, products, use cases, and individuals, Minew was named one of the Top 100 IoT Companies for 2024, a recognition of both its innovation and strong market performance.
The award highlights companies that are driving real-world adoption of AIoT technologies. Minew stood out thanks to its in-house R&D, comprehensive product portfolio, and global market reach. Its Bluetooth® beacons, trackers, sensors, and gateways have been widely adopted across use cases, helping businesses push forward with digital transformation.
Part 2
New Products Unlock Smarter IoT Applications
Minew debuted some strategic new products at IOTE 2025, attracting strong interest from visitors around the world.
- MTB11 Ambient Light Harvesting BLE Tag: Developed in collaboration with Epishine, e-peas, and InPlay Inc, the MTB11 is the first mass-produced Bluetooth® tag powered entirely by indoor ambient light. Designed for asset tracking, it runs without batteries, making it a sustainable, maintenance-free solution for large-scale deployments
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- MTB04 5G Shipping Label: Built for global logistics, the MTB04 combines GPS and 5G-ready cellular connectivity for real-time outdoor tracking. With a thin, durable, and eco-friendly design, it monitors location and shipment conditions for up to 360 days—perfect for high-value or sensitive goods.
- MSE01 & MSE02 Equipment Status Monitoring Sensors: These sensors detect whether machines are off, on standby, or running—just by being attached externally. No wiring, no interference. With built-in accelerometers and smart alerts, they help businesses track equipment status in real time and respond quickly to changes, all while optimizing energy use.
Minew also presented a new integrated positioning solution that combines Bluetooth’s indoor accuracy with LoRaWAN®’s long-range capabilities. This hybrid approach solves the long-standing issue of Bluetooth’s limited outdoor coverage. A standout example is the LWC01 LoRaWAN® Personnel Badge, built on the standard LoRaWAN® protocol and compatible with Bluetooth beacon technology. It can transmit location data over 2 km and report to cloud platforms at set intervals, making it ideal for school attendance, construction site safety, and city sanitation patrols.
Part 3
Building Global Connections Through Innovation
IOTE 2025 was more than just a stage to showcase new products—it also served as a key touchpoint for Minew to strengthen its role in the global IoT ecosystem. Over the three days, hundreds of professionals visited the Minew booth to explore technologies and exchange ideas.
“We didn’t just bring products—we gathered real-world feedback from different industries,” said Nancy Cui, Business Manager at Minew. “These insights will help guide our next wave of innovation.”
As the event concludes, Minew is already looking ahead. With fresh momentum, we will continue advancing IoT technology, accelerating product development, and delivering smarter, more efficient IoT hardware solutions for customers worldwide. We look forward to connecting again at the next event — Sensors Converge 2025.
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