Tartabit IoT Bridge

Tartabit LLC provides IoT Bridge, a data-in-transit service layer for constrained low-power wide-area devices. The website does not state its headquarters or founding year, lists a +1 phone number, and claims more than 100 customers, with logos including Culligan, Telstra, Aeris and Intellihub.

IoT Bridge ingests data from devices over LwM2M, CoAP, MQTT, UDP/TCP, LoRaWAN and satellite networks such as Globalstar, Iridium and Viasat, decodes it with low-code pipelines, and routes it to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and enterprise systems. It also covers satellite NB-IoT (NTN) devices that check in only once or twice a day, handling delayed transactions and command staging for hybrid terrestrial and satellite fleets.

• Protocol ingestion: LwM2M 1.0 and 1.1, CoAP, MQTT 3.1.1 and 5.0, UDP and TCP with custom decoders.
• LoRaWAN decoders: devices from 110+ vendors across ChirpStack, The Things Network and Helium.
• Satellite and NTN: packet data from Globalstar, Iridium and Viasat plus NB-IoT NIDD support.
• Low-code pipelines: decode and enrich raw payloads into structured events.
• Cloud connectors: prebuilt routing to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and enterprise systems.
• Fleet management: health monitoring, alerting, event logs and firmware management.

A Vietnamese IoT integrator unifying data from cellular, LoRaWAN and satellite trackers into one cloud pipeline. Telemetry from remote water or energy assets reaching AWS or Azure through one service layer. A telecom building managed IoT data services across mixed device types.

One service layer handles cellular, LoRaWAN and satellite devices, so application teams avoid network-specific code. The site states a model with no per-device monthly recurring charge. SaaS, private cloud and on-premises options keep data under customer control. LoRaWAN decoders cover over 1,000 devices from 110+ vendors.

Satellite NB-IoT (NTN) is entering commercial use, but devices reach the cloud only intermittently, so enterprises need a layer that bridges constrained protocols to cloud platforms. Mixed fleets of cellular, LoRaWAN and satellite devices are becoming common for remote assets, including in Southeast Asia.

Tartabit LLC; headquarters and founding year are not stated on the website. Claims 100+ customers. Connectivity partner logos on the site include Globalstar, Telstra, Aeris, 1NCE and Netmore.