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Multitech presents concrete hardware: mDot and xDot end nodes with processors and ARM Mbed support, plus indoor/outdoor commercial gateways. A live workshop wires sensors to a gateway and the Things Network marketplace and shows the stack actually working end to cloud, attendees oversubscribe. The claim is edge intelligence reduces uplink cost and survives outages; an example number: xDot deep sleep draws 1.7 microamps, enabling multi‑year battery life. Gateways and nodes are sold on the marketplace

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 0:15About Multitech
3. 1:44Intelligence at the edge
4. 3:09Low energy
5. 4:12Workshop
6. 5:53Next steps

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