Devices
The hardware we actually manage.
InnovaEdge adopts, configures and monitors fielded IoT hardware, and Lantronix FOX3, FOX4 and X304 are managed today, sovereign end to end. Beyond that family, coverage is a matrix being filled in, and every row on this page says exactly how completely each one is controlled — not just whether it appears at all.
Four support grades · one device family table · the honest boundary underneath it
01 — Support grades explained
The grade is a buying decision, not jargon.
Every family in the table below carries one of these four grades, and the grade tells you what actually happens when you point us at your fleet.
Sovereign
Our runtime, our credentials, our delivery path. No third party can withdraw your access.
Direct native
A documented manufacturer protocol, spoken directly. No vendor cloud sits in the control path.
Provider bridged
Management depends on a manufacturer cloud. We still own jobs, desired state, evidence and identity; delivery is theirs.
Telemetry only
We read and parse. We do not claim to configure it.
02 — The family table
Grouped by grade, not by marketing tier.
Anything not shipped carries a visible badge here, in the same table as everything that is — status is a column, not a footnote.
Sovereign
| Family | Runtime | Interfaces | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lantronix FOX3 Desired state is translated into PFAL-backed Lua behaviour. Versioned table stack, native command fallback, connectivity self-heal. | InnovaEdge Runtime (Lua) | Cellular, GPS, digital and analog I/O, CAN and OBD-II, serial and Modbus | Available |
| Lantronix FOX4 Same contract and stack model as FOX3 with FOX4 capability adapters. | InnovaEdge Runtime (Lua) | Cellular, GPS, I/O, CAN and OBD-II, BLE and WLAN | Available |
| Lantronix X304 Signed installation lifecycle, live inventory, transactional UCI networking that rolls back if the link does not come home, allow-listed service operations, controller protocol profiles. | InnovaEdge Agent (Linux daemon) | Ethernet, dual-role WLAN, cellular, CAN, RS-232 and RS-485, Bluetooth SPP | Available |
| Generic Linux / OpenWrt The reference sovereign family — the same agent as X304 generalised off Lantronix hardware. | InnovaEdge Agent (Linux daemon) | Whatever the gateway exposes, behind declared capability adapters | In development |
Direct native
| Family | Runtime | Interfaces | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teltonika Codec 8E/12 gateway and parameter mapping exist and are under hardware validation as the first non-Lantronix family. | Native protocol adapter | GPS, CAN and OBD, I/O, BLE sensors | In development |
| Lantronix FOX, direct delivery Direct PFAL/TCP delivery so a manufacturer cloud becomes optional for steady-state operation rather than a permanent dependency. | InnovaEdge Runtime (Lua) | As FOX3 and FOX4 | Planned |
| Queclink Pending authoritative command and OTA protocol access. | Native protocol adapter | GPS, I/O, CAN | Planned |
| Digi Industrial gateway coverage alongside AirLink. | RCI / Linux adapter | Industrial gateway interfaces | Planned |
| Semtech AirLink Industrial gateway coverage alongside Digi. | REST / Linux adapter | Industrial gateway interfaces | Planned |
Provider bridged
| Family | Runtime | Interfaces | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Digital Matter, Ruptela, CalAmp Managed through the manufacturer cloud until full lifecycle protocols are available. InnovaEdge still owns jobs, desired state, evidence and identity. | Provider bridge | As the provider exposes | Planned |
03 — What "supported" means
A declared capability is not a bench-validated interface.
Hardware coverage is a matrix, not a checkbox
GPS, power and network paths are live across the sovereign family. CAN, Modbus and serial-controller combinations are a broader bench matrix we are still filling in — an evaluation we hold ourselves, not a claim we make and hope is true.
A read path is not a write path
Teltonika telemetry is decoded and ingested today, and that path is under test end to end. Its configuration-push parameter table is still empty, so it cannot yet configure real Teltonika hardware — the table above marks it building, not shipped, for exactly that reason.
Where the roadmap goes next
Direct Lantronix delivery so a manufacturer cloud becomes optional, then Teltonika validated on hardware, then Queclink, then Digi and AirLink for industrial gateways, then provider bridges for the rest — in that order, as each is actually proven rather than announced ahead of it.
Where to go next
What the platform does
Fleet, twins, OTA, automations and the agent surface, end to end.
Pricing
Four tiers, the metered device floor, and what is included in each.
Security posture
Per-device broker identity, Argon2id parameters, release rings, and what we do not claim.
Tell us what you run.
Tell us what you run and we'll say plainly which grade it falls into.