Olea Sensor Networks develops intelligent sensors and sensor analytic software that promise to revolutionize advanced “Internet of Things” (IoT) service solutions for a wide variety of applications. Olea is committed to technology leadership, to expanding possibilities for human life in ways not yet imagined. We are a recognized leader in innovation and our IoT Technologies and IoT Sensor Analytics help connect and protect people around the world.
OLEA IoT Technology Applications
HOW
IT WORKS
Real-time detection of vital signs using micro-Doppler radar technology.
Wireless, contact-less, incredibly accurate
OleaSense™ sensor analytics
Biometrically ID’s person, using Olea HeartSignature™ technology
Capable of remote health monitoring via the cloud
Remote health monitoring application, featuring real-time detection of vital signs.
Advanced safety & collision avoidance systems with up to a 10-meter detection range.
OLEA IoT Intellectual Property Licensing
At Olea, we license to companies around the world who want to design, manufacture, and sell products based on our industry-leading IoT technologies.
Our Intellectual Property portfolio creates a mutual business advantage with our partners, helping us to compete globally and allowing our partners to accelerate their innovation.
Introduce new revenue opportunities with OLEA intellectual property
Working with Olea's IP means much more than licensing technologies. Clients can work directly with members of Olea's team of researchers, engineers, developers and technologists who have built one of the world's most innovative IoT IP portfolios. Helping clients overcome their technology challenges is one of the many ways Olea continues to generate innovation that matters to our company and the world.
We distribute Olea technologies under a wide variety of licensing models. For each innovation, your team is able to select the type of distribution that fits their current plan. Click through to learn more about the most common types of licenses and related agreements available.
