Internet of Things
Know what's happening, without going to check.
Sensors, networks and apps send the status of a space, a facility or a city to one clear screen — and alert the right team when a reading goes out of range. IoT doesn't fill screens with data. It shows what needs attention now.
How it works
From a reading to a timely decision
4 stages
Measure
Air, temperature, consumption, occupancy — the sensors that suit your space.
Connect
Devices and secure field networks that send readings to the server.
Data
History, trends and alerts on one screen, from mobile or computer.
Act
When a value goes out of range, the right team is alerted and knows what to do.
What's included
From design to reporting
Sensor design and installation
Selection and placement based on the space and what you want to learn.
Device connection and secure networks
Field networks that work even where Wi-Fi doesn't reach.
Monitoring from mobile or computer
One screen with everything you measure, in real time.
Alerts when a reading goes out of range
Thresholds you set, alerts to the person who needs them.
Data history and reports
Trends by day, week, month — for decisions and for inspections.
Connection to the systems you already have
Readings go where you need them, not into yet another separate app.
IoT projects
What we set up
Four types of project — each designed for the specific space or municipality.
Smart Cities
Field systems that connect services, facilities and citizens — with one screen for the municipality and updates for citizens.
Discuss your projectAir quality
Monitoring of outdoor and indoor air with alerts.
Fire detection
Early detection of conditions and immediate notification of those responsible.
Smart Parking
Space availability, driver guidance and data for the municipality.
Frequently asked questions
Before we start
Have another question?
Ask usIs it an off-the-shelf product or a project?
A project. Each installation is designed for the specific space: what we measure, where, how often, who gets alerted. We start with a site visit or meeting and a written proposal.
Where does the data go?
To a server in the European Union, accessible only to the people you designate. If you already have a management system, we connect to it.
What happens if the network goes down?
The sensors keep measuring and the system reports that it has lost contact. The exact behaviour depends on the equipment and is defined during design.
What do you want to know before it becomes a problem?
Tell us about the space and the need, and we'll suggest what is worth measuring.