TECHNOLOGY

Sensorise targets Q1 2027 market introduction for Wega M1 IoT module

Sensorise says the India-designed and manufactured 4G module is based on Qualcomm's 216 LTE IoT modem. Initial customer deployments are planned for Q1 2027.

L-R: Karn Nagpal, President, Sensorise and Union Minister for Communications, Jyotiraditya Scindia at the unveil

Sensorise says it plans to bring its Wega M1 cellular IoT module to market in the first quarter of 2027, following its unveiling at India Mobile Congress.

The company describes the module as designed and manufactured in India using Qualcomm's 216 LTE IoT modem. Intended applications include smart meters, EVs, payment terminals, logistics and industrial equipment.

Sensorise says a pin-compatible design is intended to simplify migration from existing modules, with initial deployments planned for selected anchor customers. It has not named those customers or disclosed pricing, production capacity, local value addition or certification documents.

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