IOWRT – Open-source OS for Broadband & IoT Gateways

Unlock a proactive software strategy for your digital home equipment

Are you a service provider or Wi-Fi customer premises equipment (CPE) manufacturer looking to bring easy-to-install devices and new, innovative services to your customers quickly and cost-effectively?

IOWRT is a Commercial Open-Source Software that merges technology from the OpenWrt* community with carrier-grade requirements from the Broadband and IoT industries. The result? A versatile gateway software that works seamlessly across different platforms.

IOWRT is the most flexible and innovative open-source operating system (OS) for broadband and IoT devices on the market.

*OpenWrt is a trademark owned by Software in the Public Interest, Inc.

Standardized and scalable

With IOWRT, you can build your own unified CPE software layer to suit specific customer requirements.

Key elements in IOWRT:

Security hardened
Certified and qualified by large operators
Hardware and access technology agnostic
Built around open standards
Well architectured container support for 3rd party applications
Lifecycle Management (LCM) Support
Easy Mesh ready
Triple play services
VoIP over IP supporting POTS and DECT
Wi-Fi hotspot

Open and proven

IOWRT is used on multiple vendors’ chipsets (SoC) and CPE manufacturers’ hardware. The number of multi-play operators deploying gateways with IOWRT is steadily increasing and currently amounts to more than 25 across various markets. The total number of residential gateways running IOWRT is approximately one million. With IOWRT, we combine the best from the open source community with carrier-grade requirements from the gateway industry.

The IOWRT software suite

IOWRT

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Features

Broadband connectivity such as DSL, G.Fast, Active Ethernet, PON and LTE
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi hotspot
IPTV & Media
Security
Voice
Well-proven carrier grade, open-source software
The market’s most responsive and intuitive GUI

Values

Full operator management enables efficient operational procedures and optimizes end-user support responses
High reliability & rich feature set increases end-user satisfaction
Secure access to home network
Hardware agnostic, enabling full hardware vendor flexibility while enjoying the benefits of a unified software layer
Committed roadmap with regular system releases, maintenance releases and security updates

Your guide to understanding the benefits of an open-source OS

This guide presents a practical overview of OpenWrt and how to combine it with an open-source operating system to manage software independent of the hardware. We also describe the benefits of this solution to help OEM professionals understand the business value.

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Depending on where you are as a CSP, you are better positioned to compete if you have a much more open system. You can’t be competitive in a fast-moving landscape if you buy software from a vendor where it’s not open-source, and you can’t impact the code

Johan Fredriksson

Senior Business Leader

We wanted to develop features and functionalities over the lifetime of a product, and we were aware that we couldn’t do everything ourselves. Open-source is the right choice for us.

A leading CSP in the UK

Today, many service providers and gateway manufacturers share common challenges in sustaining siloed software platforms for their hardware. Relying on proprietary software has many hidden costs to consider.

Conny Franzén, CEO

IOPSYS

I saw that OpenWrt is a perfect base for our gateway; all the basics are already in place with a good operating system we could use. We have the ability to put our application on top.

The CEO of an innovative company

within smart metering products and solutions

The buzz right now is around containers and an app-enabled ‘smart gateway’. While we’ve always been advocates of this model (we’ve had an app-store for IOWRT for nearly 10 years), the hardware, memory, and operator resources are finally there to realize this.

Strhuan Blomquist, CTO