the company's name is/was "iThings4U GmbH"
Summary:
Cloud based (!!) Service with enabling devices, The Wunderbar had been a breakout-board System in the form of a chocolate bar.
http://relayr.io/
http://relayr.io/index.html#team
Business Summary (as of 2014-07)
Through its open Platform as a Service cloud relayr the iThings4U GmbH aims for a $1bn piece of the $14trillion market emerging as the Internet of Things (IoT). Major acquisitions in Q2 2013 show the Platform as a Service (PaaS) Market for Enterprise IT is heating up and laying solid groundwork for a similar shift and strong future growth in the IoT market. The problem now, similar to Enterprise IT, is that current IoT solutions are proprietary, closed and costly in development and subsequently for customers. relayr instead opens these up to developers, enabling and monetizing the vast innovation power of the open sensor and app developer community to bring costs down.
The IoT will mature to 50 sensor installed devices per household by 2022, and will total 50bn devices globally in only seven years, for a $14trillion market in an estimated 28 market segments across multiple industries. relayr connects these otherwise fragmented segments, enabling the hundreds of thousands of application developers to develop apps across all segments, for the hundreds of millions of end consumers, and businesses, already actively using the app economy. relayr allows developers to bring things to life independent of industry, and monetize their applications, easily and quickly.
Currently, enterprises, hardware manufacturers, software vendors, and mobile operators are developing costly sensor based solutions with proprietary closed protocols and devices. This results in user-unfriendly, high priced systems. relayr breaks out of the proprietary model, providing an easy, secure, and open platform as a service for any developer to connect to any sensor. Our relayr PaaS, manages the complex backend, the heavy lifting, the multi-device and tenant management, the billing, data and event management, and business intelligence, creating an internet of sensors (things), so data and information is shared and organized in fun, useful apps for consumers and enterprises.