SGP.32-based eSIM infrastructure addresses scaling challenges in global IoT deployments
IoT connectivity provider 1oT is partnering with Comodule, a leader in IoT solutions for light electric vehicles, to integrate 1oT’s IoT eSIM technology into their production processes. This enables Comodule to provide seamless global connectivity for their devices without vendor lock-in.
Comodule will integrate 1oT’s IoT eUICC and 1oT eSIM Core, 1oT’s proprietary end-to-end eSIM infrastructure built specifically for IoT devices, managed through the 1oT Terminal connectivity management platform. As the first telecom-independent provider with its own eSIM infrastructure, 1oT’s technology enables switching between telecom profiles over-the-air, optimizing connectivity based on pricing, performance, and local network conditions—all from a single dashboard.
This addresses a strategic need for Comodule’s expanding operations. As deployments scale across regions—each with distinct network realities—Comodule needs the flexibility to switch operators market by market without logistical complexity.
“At Comodule we work with micromobility companies of different scale, business models and product requirements. Adding 1oT eSIM as an additional choice in our connectivity portfolio gives our customers more freedom to adapt to changing market dynamics and regional requirements. For some specific deployments, eSIM technology can offer clear operational advantages and enable smoother operations.” – Teet Praks, CEO of Comodule.
1oT’s eSIM management platform will improve operational efficiency and reduce Comodule’s SIM inventory management overhead, allowing the company to focus on customer growth and support.
“Our SGP.32 implementation of eSIM Core represents our commitment to giving manufacturers true infrastructure independence, not just connectivity services. This production-level integration demonstrates the market momentum behind that vision. We’re excited about the partnership with Comodule and what it unlocks for them.” – Märt Kroodo, CEO and co-founder of 1oT.
1oT eSIM Core leverages the SGP.32 standard, a breakthrough in IoT connectivity infrastructure. The IoT market is experiencing unmatched growth, with global connections projected to grow from 20 billion IoT devices in 2024 to 40 billion by 2034. However, previous generations of eSIM solutions created significant barriers for IoT device manufacturers who needed flexible, scalable connectivity.
The SGP.32 specification, published in 2024, eliminates vendor lock-in entirely—enabling any IoT device to communicate with any telecom’s infrastructure without pre-configured integrations. By building 1oT eSIM Core on this new standard, 1oT provides Comodule with the multi-operator flexibility that wasn’t previously possible.
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