Inspinia Technology closed a year with a rapidly growing reference list for SkyThings and an IoT Breakthrough Award to go with it. We asked CEO Koray Duran what changed, and what happens next.
European manufacturing, deeper every year
"Our cooperation with ELKO EP and the Holešov production base is a key pillar of Inspinia's strategy," says Koray Duran. Beyond European manufacturing quality and supply-chain reliability, the synergy strengthens through deeper vertical integration of the products — a close alignment between R&D, production and system architecture that lets the company move faster and optimize performance across the full stack.
The milestone: SkyPlatform became the backbone
The defining change was scaling SkyPlatform from a powerful configurator into a true cloud-based operational backbone for buildings and homes. Commercially it opened Europe and MENA, particularly hospitality and multi-residential. Technically it proved that professional-grade automation can be cloud-native, secure and scalable without giving up reliability — and that changed how partners deploy and manage the ecosystem.
On awards
Awards are not the goal, but they are validation. Recognition like the IoT Breakthrough Award reinforces the belief that clarity, interoperability and real-world usability matter more than complexity for its own sake — and it pushes the roadmap toward simpler commissioning and better UI/UX, aimed at the actual problems integrators, facility managers and end users have.
The projects worth being proud of
Not one flagship, but a set of mid- to large-scale deployments where SkyPlatform enabled remote commissioning, monitoring and lifecycle management across multiple sites. Engineering discipline, openness and long-term reliability — devices are not the point; operational confidence at scale is.
Where to look next
The platform itself is documented under SkyPlatform, the app under SkyThings, and the integration layer under SkyThings Framework.
