California-based Cavli Wireless is set to announce its CQS291 and CQS292 smart cellular IoT modules at next month’s Computex show in Taipei alongside its distributor Schmidt IoT Technology.

The modules are part of the CQS29x series based on the Qualcomm QWM2290 baseband chipset. These LTE Cat 4 modules provide data rates up to 150Mbit/s downlink and 50Mbit/s uplink with 2G fallback.

Featuring the Arm Cortex A53 quad-core CPU and Adreno 702 GPU, they deliver graphics, image quality and power efficiency. Both measure 40.5 by 40.5mm. They support multi-constellation GNSS, with the CQS291 offering L1 constellation support and the CQS292 L1+L5, including the NavIC addition. And both come with features such as USB 3.1 type-C/Micro USB, Wifi 5, BLE 5.0 and future FM support.

Designed for applications such as two-wheelers, e-mobility, telematics and fleet management, they also support Qualcomm LA2.1 Automotive Middleware specific to two-wheelers in the CQS291 and four-wheelers in the CQS292.

Optional integrated eSIM and global connectivity are powered by the Cavli Hubble connectivity and modem management platform, enhancing their use in connected vehicle telemetry and device management.

Also on show will be the CQS290 Android smart cellular IoT module (www.cavliwireless.com/c-series/cqs290.html). Cavli debuted the CQS290 as the first of the flagship CQS29X series of LTE Cat 4 Android smart modules with 2G fallback capability. Powered by Arm Cortex A53 quad-core CPU and Adreno 702 GPU, it delivers stronger graphics, image quality and battery efficiency. The CQS290 supports features such as USB 2.0 with OTG, Bluetooth 5.0 and Wifi 5 making it suitable for M2M IoT, PoS terminals, kiosks and smart healthcare. The module has in-built multi-constellation GNSS with support for L1 band and comes with optional integrated eSIM with global connectivity powered by the Cavli Hubble platform.

Alongside the smart module showcase is the CQM220 (www.cavliwireless.com/c-series/cqm220.html). This is the firm’s flagship 5G RedCap cellular IoT module, compatible with 3GPP release 17 standards and designed for IoT and M2M applications. It offers robust data bandwidth, up to 226Mbit/s downlink and 121Mbit/s uplink, and is available in LGA, PCIe Gen2 and M.2 form factors.

With optional integrated eSIM and in-built GNSS, it supports global connectivity and precise tracking, making it suitable for asset tracking and vehicular telemetry. The Linux-based module with OpenSDK support allows for application-specific coding directly on the device, eliminating the need for an external host MCU. This throughput and global operability make the CQM220 suitable for Industry 4.0, smart city initiatives and asset tracking.

The Cavli Hubble Stack further enhances the capabilities of these modules by introducing remote diagnosis, monitoring and debugging of the module through Hubble Lens. This feature eliminates the need for physical intervention, simplifying the expansion of IoT.

“We are thrilled to unveil our latest advancements in cellular IoT technology at Computex,” said John Mathew, CEO of Cavli Wireless. “The CQS29x series, with its superior graphics quality and power efficiency, and the CQM220 module, with its robust 5G capabilities, represent our commitment to innovation and excellence in cellular IoT. These products are designed to provide businesses worldwide with seamless connectivity and performance, driving the future of IoT in applications ranging from connected vehicles to smart city initiatives.”

Computex (www.computextaipei.com.tw) will be held at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Taipei, Taiwan, from June 4 to 7. Cavli will be in Hall 2, stand P0814.