Iota Communications, INC.: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Iota Communications, INC.

IOTA COMMUNICATIONS, INC., better known under its operating brand IotaComm, is a U.S.-based public company whose SEC filings and corporate communications describe a business focused on wireless communications and the Internet of Things (IoT). The company is a Delaware corporation, with roots dating back to 1998 when it was originally formed as Arkados Group, Inc. It later underwent several corporate transformations, including a name change to Iota Communications, Inc. in 2018. SEC filings historically reference principal offices in New Hope, Pennsylvania, while operational subsidiaries and supporting functions have also been associated with Arizona and other U.S. locations. ([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1095130/000165495419010721/iotc_10-k.htm?utm_source=openai)) From a business perspective, IotaComm is positioned as a digital infrastructure company for smart buildings and smart cities. Its commercial model combines IoT connectivity, licensed-spectrum networking, sensors, gateways, software orchestration, and analytics. In earlier SEC reporting, the company described operations across several segments, including Iota Networks and Iota Commercial Solutions, reflecting a strategy that links network infrastructure to commercialization and data-driven optimization. The central investment thesis is not generic telecom: it is an integrated IoT platform designed to capture building and environmental data and convert that data into actionable insights for customers. ([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1095130/000165495420011945/iotc_10qa2.htm?utm_source=openai)) The company’s end markets are primarily enterprise and institutional settings where IoT can support measurable efficiency gains: office buildings, healthcare, manufacturing, and education. Its current product stack is led by Delphi360®, a next-generation IoT platform, alongside IotaWAVE™, IotaCore™, IotaWorks™, and the premium AI-enabled layer IotaIQ. In January 2026, IotaComm announced an 800 MHz LoRaWAN® reference design and a first commercial environmental sensor for that licensed-spectrum platform, underscoring its push toward carrier-grade, low-power wide-area IoT solutions. ([iotacomm.com](https://iotacomm.com/iotacomm-launches-next-generation-delphi360-platform-to-power-the-future-of-intelligent-sustainable-infrastructure/?utm_source=openai)) Competitively, IotaComm operates in a crowded and still-evolving IoT landscape, competing with network operators, building-automation vendors, and systems integrators. Its differentiation appears to rest on a licensed 800 MHz spectrum asset, dual-band LoRaWAN® capabilities, and a turnkey approach to deployment. That combination may help the company stand out in smart building, energy management, environmental monitoring, and smart-city use cases where reliability, coverage, and control of the communications layer matter. ([iotacomm.com](https://iotacomm.com/iotacomm-launches-its-fcc-licensed-800-mhz-spectrum-internet-of-things-service-powered-by-lorawan/?utm_source=openai)) Recent milestones suggest a company in active repositioning mode. During 2024-2026, IotaComm highlighted corporate governance updates, new strategic partnerships, a refreshed flagship platform, and expanding commercial references such as the Allentown School District deployment and a testbed partnership with Stony Brook University. The company also continues to frame itself as a growth-stage U.S. small cap with an addressable market in smart infrastructure and digital building intelligence. For investors, the key issue is execution: converting product launches and partnerships into scalable recurring revenue while managing the funding requirements typically associated with early-stage infrastructure and IoT rollouts. ([iotacomm.com](https://iotacomm.com/iotacomm-announces-appointment-of-new-board-member-and-key-corporate-actions/?utm_source=openai))