Chirp Expands IoT Device Compatibility, Unlocking More Business Applications
Chirp Platform has added support for a wide range of new IoT devices, expanding what users can connect and manage through the platform. This includes sensors and tools from leading manufacturers like Milesight, Teltonika, Dragino, and Elsys — names known for their reliability in real-world deployments. Devices like the Milesight EM500-CO2 sensor, Dragino’s soil moisture modules, and Teltonika’s vehicle trackers are now fully compatible with Chirp, opening the door to even more practical applications across industries.
More devices mean more use cases — not just for Web2 businesses looking to connect their software with the physical world, but also for companies building their own branded IoT products. With Chirp’s platform available as a white-label solution, this hardware expansion gives developers and businesses a ready-made infrastructure to launch tailored IoT services faster, using trusted technology from some of the most established names in the field
Integrations With Leading IoT Vendors
To support a broader range of real-world applications, Chirp has deepened its integration with several of the most respected manufacturers in the IoT space. These enhanced partnerships bring a new wave of devices into the Chirp ecosystem — each selected for reliability, performance, and market relevance.
Among the newly supported vendors, Milesight stands out for its reputation in smart environments and precision sensing. Operating in over 120 countries, Milesight’s environmental sensors, including the EM500-CO2, are widely used to monitor indoor air quality in schools, offices, and hospitals. Through closer technical alignment with Chirp, these devices now plug seamlessly into the platform, enabling businesses to automate air management systems based on real-time environmental data
Teltonika Networks, known for its industrial-grade connectivity products and vehicle tracking solutions, is another key hardware partner. With over 25 million devices deployed across 150+ countries, Teltonika’s FMC003 GPS tracker is a staple in modern fleet management. Chirp’s deeper integration with Teltonika hardware allows users to access live location data, trip history, and diagnostics directly within the Chirp interface — ideal for logistics and mobility-focused platforms.
In the agricultural and industrial sensing space, Dragino has long been a trusted name. Their SE01-LB Soil Moisture Sensor and related long-range LoRaWAN modules are now more tightly integrated with Chirp’s system, enabling real-time monitoring and automation in fields, greenhouses, and irrigation networks. This deeper connectivity makes Dragino hardware easier to deploy, configure, and scale within Chirp-powered applications.
These strengthened integrations make Chirp an even more versatile choice for businesses building IoT-powered services. Whether it’s deploying off-the-shelf sensors or building custom platforms, Chirp’s partnerships with top-tier hardware providers ensure long-term reliability and scalability.
More Devices, More Real-World Applications
With expanded device support, Chirp enables businesses to address a wider range of operational challenges — from air quality tracking and energy efficiency to soil monitoring and fleet visibility. These new capabilities open the door for use cases in smart offices, agriculture, logistics, and building management, giving companies more ways to bring real-world data into their systems.
One example is the integration of the Milesight EM500-CO2 sensor. This device tracks carbon dioxide levels, temperature, and humidity — key indicators for indoor air quality. When used with the Chirp platform, data from this sensor can trigger automated HVAC adjustments, send alerts when air quality drops, and provide facility managers with long-term trend analysis. It’s a simple but powerful way for schools, office buildings, and healthcare facilities to create healthier indoor environments, reduce energy costs, and meet regulatory standards — all without building custom infrastructure.
By expanding support for high-quality IoT devices and deepening integrations with top manufacturers, Chirp is making it easier than ever for businesses to connect the physical world with digital tools. Whether building on Chirp’s white-label platform or integrating it into existing systems, users now have more ways to turn real-world data into real-world results. And with each new integration, the potential user base for Chirp’s solutions grows — driving greater adoption and strengthening the role of the CHIRP token at the core of the platform’s ecosystem.
