Thousands of sensors. One network that keeps reporting.
We pick the right radio and topology with you, then design the sensors, mesh and gateways so data keeps flowing for years on a battery, from the floor to the cloud.
Ten sensors on a bench is easy. Ten thousand in the field takes multiple disciplines.
At scale, every weakness shows up: a mesh that collapses when one node fails, batteries that die in months instead of years, gateways that can’t keep up, and no safe way to update what’s already installed.
We design the whole network around how it will behave on day 1,000, not day one.
The right link for every site.
- Bluetooth LE and meshPhones, wearables and nearby sensors
- ThreadLow-power IPv6 mesh
- MatterSmart home that works together
- Zigbee / 802.15.4Proven low-power mesh
- Sub-1 GHzRange through walls and floors
- LoRaKilometres on a battery
- Wi-FiBandwidth where there is power
- Cellular backhaulLTE-M and NB-IoT gateways
- SatelliteSites beyond any network
From the first node to the whole fleet.
Network architecture
Radio, topology and range planned for your site, from a single building to a city.
Self-healing mesh
Data routes around a failed or blocked node, so one bad sensor doesn’t take out its neighbours.
Years on a battery
Duty cycling, wake-on-event and smart reporting, so sensors only spend energy when the data matters.
Gateways to the cloud
Gateways that collect, buffer and forward readings over Ethernet, Wi-Fi, cellular or satellite.
Secure from the start
Every node gets its own identity at the factory, and every link is encrypted.
Updates across the mesh
Firmware updates that reach every node in the network.
Advanced technology we build ourselves.
Wherever there’s something worth measuring.
Industrial monitoring
Vibration, temperature and pressure across a whole plant.
Utilities and metering
2.4 GHz mesh and cellular for real-time grid data, from a project we’ve already shipped.
Smart buildings
Occupancy, air quality and energy across every floor.
Agriculture and environment
Long-range sensors spread over fields, far from power and Wi-Fi.
