Edgen Technology



We are a company specialized in supporting your IOT projects, whether in the prototyping or industrialization phase. With our 7 years of experience in electronics and telecommunications, we offer tailor-made services: 

-- IOT advice on design, architecture, communication protocol, etc. 

-- Identification of Chinese suppliers competent in EMS (electronics manufacturing services), machining and plastic injection 

-- monitoring of your industrialization in China


For More Information please Visit: https://www.edgen-tech.com

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