Industrial operations generate valuable data every day. Our IoT and smart monitoring solutions connect instruments, meters and equipment and turn that data into useful information for better decisions.
A reading that stays in the field helps one operator. The same reading on a dashboard, with an alarm behind it, helps the whole organisation.
We connect instruments, meters and equipment to provide better visibility of operations, without replacing the control systems you already trust.
Field Devices
Automation
Communication
IoT
Dashboard
Action
Battery-powered wireless field nodes transmit level, pressure and temperature data up to 15 km to central gateways, with no trenching and no cabling.
4G / 5G edge gateways publish field data over MQTT and OPC UA, with local buffering so nothing is lost when the network drops.
AMR / AMI solutions for municipal and commercial water distribution, giving visibility into consumption, flow and usage patterns, with automatic leak detection logic.
Visibility into electricity consumption, demand, equipment usage and power quality, so you can understand and improve energy performance.
Secure web and mobile dashboards with real-time data plotting, historical trending, KPI charts and automated PDF report generation.
Abnormal conditions reach the right person immediately through WhatsApp, SMS and email alerts, with escalation and an event history.
REST APIs, SQL database synchronisation and enterprise ERP connections put operational data where the rest of the business can use it.
Run hours, condition data and historical performance turn into predictive maintenance and informed, data-driven decisions.
Connected water meters and monitoring systems provide visibility into consumption, flow, usage patterns and abnormal conditions, helping organizations manage water more effectively.
Energy monitoring systems provide visibility into electricity consumption, demand, equipment usage and power quality, helping organizations understand and improve energy performance.
Industrial IoT connects instruments, meters and equipment to software so their data can be monitored remotely, stored, analysed and used to trigger alarms and decisions, rather than being visible only at the local panel.
LoRaWAN is a long-range, low-power wireless protocol for sensors. Battery-powered field nodes can transmit level, pressure and temperature data up to about 15 km to a central gateway, without trenching or cabling.
AMR (automated meter reading) collects consumption readings automatically, in one direction. AMI (advanced metering infrastructure) is a two-way network that also supports alarms, leak detection, frequent interval data and remote configuration.
No. IoT gateways read data from existing instruments and controllers over standard protocols such as Modbus, MQTT and OPC UA, and publish it to dashboards alongside the control systems you already use.
Alarm and event notifications can be sent by WhatsApp, SMS and email, with real-time dashboards on web and mobile showing live values and historical trends.
