Aurora provides electronic component sourcing solutions for IoT and smart device manufacturers, supporting connected products with microcontrollers, wireless modules, sensors, communication ICs, and low-power electronic solutions.
IoT product teams face a fragmented supply chain: low-power MCU here, wireless module there, sensors everywhere. Aurora consolidates it -- one partner for the entire BOM, across every wireless protocol and every sensor type you spec.
Battery-powered, field-deployed, maybe solar-assisted. A LoRa or NB-IoT module (Semtech, Quectel), an ultra-low-power MCU (STM32L0, Ambiq Apollo), and environmental sensors (Bosch BME280, Sensirion SHT series). The power budget drives every component choice -- 5uA sleep current is the benchmark.
Wall-powered, multi-protocol, always connected. A high-performance application processor or Linux-capable SoC, WiFi 6 + BLE 5.2 + Thread combo module, Ethernet PHY, and isolated RS-485 for legacy building automation. This BOM crosses 200 lines before you add the enclosure sensors.
Battery-optimized but needs to ping location periodically. A GNSS module (u-blox), an LTE-M/NB-IoT modem (Quectel BG95), and an IMU for dead-reckoning between fixes. Power management is the hardest part -- waking GNSS from a coin cell isn't trivial.
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A Bavarian packaging machinery builder faced a line stop when STM suddenly allocated their STM32F407 controller -- the sole MCU across 3 machine models. Production was 72 hours from halting. Aurora sourced 5,000 verified units across authorized European and Asian channels. Full lot traceability. Same firmware binary. Zero line downtime.*
A Northern Italian system integrator discovered mid-project that a single Harting industrial connector -- specified into 22 control panels -- carried a 16-week lead time. Aurora cross-referenced a TE Connectivity equivalent from stock in Singapore. 130 units delivered in 4 days. The integrator now runs all connector BOMs through Aurora before finalizing panel designs.*