Telenor, Ericsson, and Sony collaborate to develop smart IoT healthcare devices

At a Glance:


  • Ericsson, Sony Network Communications Europe, and Telenor Connexion make it easy to connect people and things with intelligent tracking and monitoring solutions.

  • Sony mSafety platform comes with a user-friendly wearable that can be used in the healthcare, wellness or safety sector.

  • Ericsson’s IoT connectivity and device management platform provide enterprises with a unified solution that manages IoT operations of any scale, using worldwide mobile network infrastructure.


Ericsson, Sony Network Communications Europe, and Telenor Connexion make it easy to connect people and things with an intelligent tracking and monitoring solutions. Ranging from cargo to IoT healthcare devices for patients, tracking increases mobility and improves reliability and efficiency.


Learn more: The Future of IoT in Healthcare: Wearable Technology


Using Telenor Connexion’s network, Ericsson IoT Accelerator for global connectivity, and Sony Network Communications Europe’s smart IoT services, the three partners are collaborating to enhance the real-time location and tracking solutions for different sectors.


Use cases for Sony’s Visilion platform include the logistics and healthcare sectors where sensors can provide information about the real-time position of anything that is connected. Locating valuable hospital equipment with healthcare.


IoT tracking devices such as ECG machines and hospital beds, knowing where nursing staff and patients are in the hospital, can save time and improve resource allocation.


Learn more: IoT healthcare value-based care and the internet of things


Similarly, the mSafety platform comes with a user-friendly wearable (a device that an end-consumer can wear such as a watch) that can be used in the healthcare, wellness or safety sector. Wearables can be used to monitor users and provide information about health data such as body temperature and heart rate, track location and send alert notifications in case of an emergency.



“As the use of cellular technology matures, this can have a positive impact on the future of mobile health services and the safety and welfare of end-users.”

- Anders Strömberg, Director, Head of Wearable Platform Department, Sony Network Communications Europe


We are proud to be a long term partner of forward-thinking companies like Sony Network Communications Europe and to support their business growth and future IoT products and services.

- Mats Lundquist, CEO of Telenor Connexion


This is a great example of how IoT Accelerator can liberate our partners’ IoT solutions and services to scale globally and deliver value to end-users

- Kiva Allgood, Head of IoT, Ericsson


Ericsson IoT Accelerator is the Ericsson’s IoT connectivity and device management platform, providing enterprises with a unified solution that manages IoT operations of any scale, using worldwide mobile network infrastructure. More than 35 service providers, spanning more than 100 countries, are currently part of the Ericsson IoT Accelerator ecosystem. The service currently enables reliable, scalable, and secure connectivity management of IoT devices to more than 5000 enterprises globally. With more than 50 million devices onboarded on to the platform including over 3 million eSIMs, the Ericsson IoT Accelerator is a truly global platform.


Sony Network Communications Europe focuses on connectivity solutions and offers IoT cellular platforms such as Visilion and mSafety, providing cellular connectivity and wearable tracking devices.Ericsson projects that the number of IoT connections, including NB-IoT and Cat-M technologies, will reach almost 25 billion by 2025.

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