Optimise your business operations with IoT solutions powered by LoRaWAN technology.
Long Range Wide Area Network (LoRaWAN) connects Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications across various sectors, including environmental monitoring, smart buildings, manufacturing, utilities, logistics & transportation.
IoT solutions using LoRaWAN technology can optimise performance & provide value by monitoring the below activities.
Operating on a low-power, wide-area wireless networking protocol, LoRaWAN is designed to connect battery-powered devices to the internet over long distances & transmit sensor data to network gateways. It is ideal for transmitting small amounts of data on a low frequency basis as it uses less power than a Wi-Fi connection.
A full end-to-end LoRaWAN solution can add value to your business operations, helping to deliver:
A full end-to-end LoRaWAN solution can add value to your business operations, helping to deliver:
Examples of use cases for IoT applications
Damp & mould protection:
Using temperature and humidity sensors, protection from respiratory issues, infections & allergies.
Legionnaire monitoring:
Huge savings on manual monitoring across buildings & cities (outside toilets etc)..
Heating:
Ability to detect open windows & non-occupied rooms & facilitate temperature control of rooms.
High Energy Devices:
Monitoring high energy consumption, assessing actual consumption & proactive fault identification.
Streetlights:
Checking & controlling light usage, delivering substantial energy savings by improving light levels at pedestrian level.
Bin monitoring:
Delivering savings of fuel costs & significantly reducing carbon emissions. Service improvements include: bins are emptied on an as-&-when required basis, route distances are optimised.
Space utilisation:
Monitoring buildings & other spaces to assess usage to support repurposing / selling / renting these areas.
Proactive monitoring:
Actively assessing air quality, HVAC & security systems can help to reduce energy costs by 10 - 30%.
Early identification of maintenance issues
Contributes to insurance cost savings, avoiding expensive repairs - powered by predictive fault detection systems. Leak detection & risk mitigation can lower insurance premiums by 5 - 15%.
Optimising energy efficiency
Dynamic occupancy monitoring to control & measure temperature, lighting & heating.
