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Hardware and AI that translates sensor data into conversion. Ask your crops how they're doing. Ask your warehouse if it's secure. Ask your shipments if they're on time.

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Connect any sensor or actuator

Industry standard IO. Configured with a few lines of code. No complex frameworks or boilerplate needed.

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Uses an interface your users understand

Ask about your data using SMS or WhatsApp. Drive actions using natural language. No apps needed.

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5G infrastructure. Completely included

Global data out of the box. Easy to set up and no need to set up additional servers or databases.

“You can do IoT from scratch. Build all kinds of custom hardware, firmware, software, hunt for connectivity and use the data in 2028 💾 or you can turn to Silicon Witchery – and deploy next week!”

– Onomondo press team

Hardware that just works

The S2 Module isn't just another development board. It's the entire phone line to your sensors. Deploy now and code later. The S2 can be programmed from anywhere. No debugger needed.

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5G cellular built in

Global connectivity with data included.

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Any sensor or actuator

Industry standard IO. Configured with few lines.

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Fixed or mobile

Low power with GPS for assets on the move.

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Update instantly and safely

Edit and test remotely as your needs evolve.

Silicon Witchery S2 Modules

Build applications, not tech stacks

Superstack delivers the IoT infrastructure so you can focus on bringing value to your users. Manage devices, acquire data and build autonomous agents all from one place.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the setup process?

The S2 module comes pre-configured with a data plan and is ready to use out of the box. Simply enter the IMEI into the Superstack platform and press the connect button on the S2 hardware to complete the setup.

How do I program the S2?

The S2 module features our real-time Lua scripting engine that can be programmed and debugged remotely through the Superstack code editor. You can update code and fix bugs from the cloud, even after your S2 is deployed in the field.

What types of sensors can I connect?

The S2 module provides four simultaneous serial interfaces, including two high-speed SPI interfaces suitable for cameras and displays. Pins can be configured for various functions including GPIO, I2C, PWM, and analog input, enabling connection to a wide range of sensors, actuators, and other peripherals.

How is the device powered?

The S2 can be powered via USB-C, an external 5V power supply, or an optional 4.2V lithium battery. It features an advanced power management IC for battery charging and provides two adjustable voltage rails for powering external peripherals.

How much data can I transmit?

The S2 module uses LTE Cat-M1 with speeds up to 1Mbps. Typical messages include sensor readings formatted as JSON strings, where the message size in bytes corresponds to the total character count. Data transmission is limited only by your Superstack usage tier, which determines the overall data allowance across all your devices.

What security features are included?

The S2 module establishes secure cellular connections to the Superstack cloud platform via LTE-M, with data encrypted using DTLS 1.2. All data is stored in a secure cloud database and is accessible only through authorized Superstack accounts or via API keys.

What AI capabilities are available?

The Superstack platform's AI can analyze your aggregated data through natural language queries. For example, you can ask "What is the average temperature across all field sensors right now?" or "How many trucks entered the factory in the last hour?" The AI interprets these questions based on available data, sensor types, log messages, and data labels. These queries are also accessible via the Superstack API for integration with your own applications.

Where is my data stored?

All data is securely stored in the Superstack cloud database. Enterprise users have the option to forward all data to their private cloud infrastructure using REST hooks.

Can I create dashboards in Superstack?

While Superstack focuses on device fleet management, programming, and AI analysis rather than dashboard creation, you can easily integrate your data into custom dashboard applications using our API for real-time metrics.

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