SMULL Technology

IN618 SMULL

Synchronized Multi-node Ultra Low-Latency — redefining real-time wireless for IIoT.

There has yet to be a breakthrough in scalable low latency — until now.

InPlay's SMULL (Synchronized Multi-node Ultra Low-Latency) technology can help you achieve a fraction of the latency compared to today's wireless technologies. SMULL is purpose-built for IIoT applications that demand real-time responsiveness without sacrificing scalability or power efficiency.

Traditional wireless protocols like standard BLE or Wi-Fi were not designed for the microsecond-level determinism required by modern industrial control and sensor systems. SMULL breaks through those barriers with a ground-up design optimized for time-critical edge communication.

Ultra Low-Latency

SMULL (Synchronized Multi-node Ultra Low-Latency) achieves a fraction of the latency compared to today's conventional wireless technologies, enabling true real-time wireless communication for demanding IIoT applications.

High Scalability

SMULL supports hundreds of synchronized nodes in a single network without sacrificing latency. Scale your deployment confidently from a handful of nodes to a large industrial floor.

Bi-directional Communication

Unlike unidirectional beacon technologies, SMULL supports true two-way communication. Send commands to nodes and receive acknowledgments or data back — all within the same ultra-low-latency window.

Ideal Use Cases

  • Industrial automation and motion control
  • Wireless vibration and condition monitoring
  • Real-time machine health diagnostics
  • Synchronized sensor networks
  • Low-latency process control
  • Time-sensitive networking for IIoT

Key Specifications

  • Proprietary SMULL (Synchronized Multi-node Ultra Low-Latency) protocol
  • Sub-millisecond latency
  • Support for hundreds of synchronized nodes per network
  • True bi-directional communication
  • 2.4GHz ISM band
  • Bluetooth 5 coexistence
  • Ultra-low power design for battery-powered nodes
  • Concurrent operation modes

Interested in SMULL Technology?

Contact us to learn more about how the IN618 and SMULL protocol can power your next latency-critical application.