Delphi360 unifies data from sensors, equipment, infrastructure, energy systems, and physical environments with digital twin context and AI-assisted intelligence, helping teams understand what is happening, why it matters, and what to do next. CHAPEL HILL, N.C., July 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- IotaComm®, an operational intelligence company, today announced the next generation of Delphi360®, its AI-powered operational intelligence platform for connected physical environments. Engineered to harness the scalability and efficiency of LoRaWAN® and to integrate seamlessly with existing operational technology (OT), building systems, and enterprise applications, Delphi360 unifies devices, data, assets, spaces, infrastructure, energy, environmental conditions, and operational context into a single, AI-driven decision-support platform. Physical operations are generating more data than ever from sensors, equipment, energy systems, environmental monitors, building systems, and operational technology. Yet many organizations still rely on disconnected dashboards, alerts, reports, and systems, making it difficult to understand what is happening, where, why it may matter, and what to investigate first. Delphi360 is built to close that gap by moving customers from fragmented data to operational understanding. The platform connects and organizes operational data, places it in physical context, analyzes relationships across signals, and uses AI-assisted intelligence to help teams prioritize issues, surface opportunities, and make better-informed decisions. From Monitoring to Operational Intelligence "For decades, we've built intelligence into everything except the places where we actually live and work. Buildings, campuses, and entire cities generate signals all day, yet most organizations can't hear them," said Terrence DeFranco, Chief Executive Officer of IotaComm. "Teaching the physical world to speak is one of the hardest problems in technology. It means connecting equipment that was never designed to connect and building AI that understands not just data but the real places and systems behind it. Every organization's two largest investments are its people and its physical assets, and until now,