Internet of Things

IoT solutions here means connecting physical devices to your systems: meters, sensors, cameras, locks, vehicles — sending readings so that you, or the system, can act. The value is not in the device but in what changes once its reading arrives.

When it earns its cost

When missing information costs you money: refrigerated stock spoiled because nobody noticed the temperature rise, a vehicle consumed on unlogged trips, equipment that failed suddenly when it could have been predicted. If the information would not change a decision, the sensor is cost without return.

What we build

A collection layer receiving from devices, storage that handles continuous flow, a dashboard showing live state and history, alerts on threshold breach, and integration with your existing systems so a reading becomes an event in your system rather than an isolated number.

Connectivity and outages

Networks drop, and that is assumed rather than exceptional. Devices buffer locally and send when the connection returns, and the system distinguishes “no reading” from “a reading of zero” — conflating the two is the source of the worst decisions these systems produce.

Security

Field devices are the weakest point in any network: an identity per device, encrypted transport, the ability to isolate a suspect device immediately, and remote firmware update — because a device with no update path is a permanent vulnerability.