3Bee XNatura: Technology and connectivity in the service of nature
Building & Debugging
Connectivity
SIMs
Articles
What is an MFF2 SIM? A practical guide for IoT deployments
SIMs
MFF2 is one of the most widely discussed embedded SIM form factors in IoT, but it’s often misunderstood. This guide explains what MFF2 is, how it compares to other embedded options, and what it means for connectivity in practice.
Product Update
Improved Visibility with Custom SIM Views
Connectivity
IoT Strategies
Low Power
SIMs
You can now customize your SIM table to improve visibility and control.
Case Story
Otiom’s medical tracking infrastructure found the connectivity to match
Connectivity
Security
SIMs
Otiom tags keep people with dementia safe and dignified and give their network of caregivers a course of action if they get lost. Otiom tags use Onomondo’s LTE connectivity as a cascading tracking technology to switch passive to active tracking and insight logs for medical device documentation.
Articles
SGP.02 vs SGP.22 vs SGP.32: eSIM IoT in dialogue with M2M and consumer eSIM
SIMs
Standards
How the prior GSMA standards, SGP.02: eSIM M2M and SGP.22 eSIM consumer, informed the new SGP.32 standard for eSIM IoT.
Articles
eUICC: What is it and do you need it for IoT?
Connectivity
SIMs
In this article, we cover eUICC, from definition to business case: What is eUICC, where it came from and why, its relationship with its predecessor UICC, its game-changing benefits, its impact –or lack thereof– for IoT, and the road to the next frontier: eSIM IoT (SGP.32).
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Case Story
Silicon Witchery Removes IoT Complexity with AI and Onomondo’s SoftSIM
Building & Debugging
Connectivity
SIMs
Silicon Witchery uses Onomondo’s SoftSIM and LTE connectivity to cut IoT complexity, enabling simpler and remote device management, updates, and troubleshooting, and agentic AI capabilities.
Articles
Multi IMSI (SIM) explained: A technical deep dive for IoT
Connectivity
SIMs
For engineers evaluating IoT connectivity solutions, the question isn’t just whether multi-IMSI (SIM) works, it’s whether device complexity is necessary.
Product Update
Enhanced Onomondo Platform Experience
Connectivity
IoT Strategies
Low Power
SIMs
The front end of the Onomondo platform has been redesigned to be more intuitive and efficient, so you can check off tasks faster and with less hassle.
