Neoway's LTE Cat.1 bis wireless communication module N706A-CN has officially passed the OpenHarmony 5.0.0 Release compatibility test and obtained the OpenHarmony Ecosystem Product Compatibility Certificate issued by the OpenAtom OpenHarmony Project Group Working Committee. This marks another Neoway wireless communication module successfully integrated into the OpenHarmony open-source ecosystem, further strengthening the domestic IoT communication foundation.

As a specialist in IoT communication, Neoway remains committed to driving industry development through technological innovation. Built on a domestic chipset platform, N706A has achieved mass production and commercial deployment at scale, and is widely applied across key sectors including smart energy, Internet of Vehicles (IoV) and industrial IoT, making it an ideal choice for wireless communication in today's IoT applications.

N706A-CN module's OpenHarmony 5.0.0 Release compatibility certification confirms that this product meets the high standards of OpenHarmony ecosystem in terms of system adaptation, protocol interoperability and operational stability. For end customers, devices equipped with N706A module can natively support HarmonyOS features, enabling plug-and-play functionality and seamless cross-device collaboration, significantly lowering the development barrier and shortening time-to-market.

As a vice chair of Shenzhen "OpenHarmony + RISC-V" Industry Alliance, Neoway continues to pursue the "OpenHarmony + RISC-V" technology integration approach, driving key technology adaptation and system optimization and innovation across communication modules, terminal devices, and IoT sensing platforms, bringing critical technical support, standards co-development capacity, and commercial deployment experience to the OR ecosystem.

Neoway has now positioned its business and product portfolio around "AI + OpenHarmony + RISC-V", establishing itself as a pioneer in the advancement and implementation of the OR ecosystem. Multiple products including NB-IoT modules N316 and N306 have obtained OpenHarmony certification, with adaptation underway for additional multi-mode modules.