The Airmoniq IoT device with system and component updates by Mender provides a performance measurement capability for professional sailing teams.
Up to this point, only the big sailing teams like the ones who race in the America's Cup could afford an in-boat performance system that would use IoT sensors and overlain data analysis to generate recommendations to help boost racing performance.
Thanks to Mender's secure updates to Airmoniq IoT devices onboard boats, these capabilities are available to a growing number of teams and mid-sized boats. Read the case study to learn how Mender enables updates to these hard-to-reach devices.
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