MDM isn't built for embedded Linux. Discover why Qbee is the better choice for managing industrial IoT, robotics, and single-purpose devices at scale.
Single Purpose Devices (SPDs) — like kiosks, digital signage, gateways, or smart controllers — are quietly powering the modern world. They sit in retail stores, factories, farms, and hospitals, doing their job day in and day out.
But there’s a problem: these devices aren’t being managed the way they should be.
Traditional tools like Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems were never built for this. They assume screens, user sessions, and app stores — not headless embedded Linux devices in the field running critical infrastructure.
Qbee was built for this exact purpose. We’re purpose-built for non-interactive devices that need to work securely at scale. Here’s what that looks like:
With Qbee, you’re not forcing a smartphone tool into a server role. You’re using the right tool for the job.
Companies like ShipMonk use Qbee to manage thousands of unattended Linux-based SPDs powering their warehouse automation — devices that would be completely invisible to an MDM.
If your devices are doing real work — not just displaying apps — you need more than user-based management.
You need embedded-first orchestration.
Because building your own update scripts and cron jobs isn’t a strategy — it’s a liability.
Qbee lets you:
SPDs are small, quiet, and invisible — until they stop working.
Then they become your biggest operational headache.
Qbee gives you control, insight, and security — all with zero manual overhead.