IOT verticals

Organizations can consume large amounts of energy on a daily basis. The hardware and software we supply links energy data from different devices together for clear insights and control.

In combination with GPS and LBS, IoT connectivity can transmit information such as vehicle position, speed, mileage, fuel consumption and maintenance information.

IoT handles the pin traffic of mobile payment terminals. Let your customers pay by debit card, mobile payment or smartwatch with a secure wireless connection (M2M connectivity) through the mobile payment terminal.

IoT guarantees the continuity of the operation of parking meters, through secure multi-network M2M simcards we guarantee the continuity of the PIN transactions 24×7.

Zero on the meter homes are gradually becoming the new norm. We provide solutions aimed at, among others, housing corporations and installers to fulfill all monitoring requirements.

The installation sector is a perfect basis for IoT. With everyone currently moving to BIM, information is increasingly managed centrally. Add sensors to generate input and triggers for the output.

By connecting objects such as pumps, locks, weirs, bridges, overflows and level measurements with an IoT network, the entire water chain can be monitored remotely (telemetrically).

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) revolutionizes industrial processes by connecting installations, equipment and sensors in production environments. This connectivity enables global, independent monitoring and ushers in a new era of efficiency and data-driven decision making.

IoT applications, in combination with data-driven precision farming, enable farmers to reduce costs and maximize crop yields and profits.

Connected healthcare in IoT opens the door to a more advanced and personalized healthcare experience, where technology is the key to better patient outcomes and more efficient healthcare processes. Make the transition to the future of healthcare today with our connected healthcare in IoT solutions.

IoT in fleet management reduces operational costs and optimizes overall performance. This technology enables fleet managers, drivers and logistics operators to make more data-based, informed decisions and ensures full network connectivity through IoT devices.

To prevent outages, a 4G router with a 4G simcard can be used as a backup. This guarantees the continuity of internet access for a store and prevents the failure of payment systems.

IoT applications are also used in the security industry. By means of various emergency buttons, applications and trackers can be alarmed and communicated (in combination with GPS).

Applying the Internet of Things (IoT) allows companies to optimize their digital displays based on real-time data. For example, sensors can measure the crowds in a store, allowing the content on the screen to be dynamically adjusted to better suit the audience.

Whoever chooses a Smart Building, chooses a building in which it is not so much about the individual technical installations, but about creating a total experience through smart IoT technologies.

IoT devices can be used to optimize air quality and temperature in buildings. IoT data provides real-time insight into conditions within a building, allowing building managers to respond quickly and accurately to maintain a healthy and comfortable environment.

The application of the Internet of Things (IoT) in access systems offers numerous benefits that contribute to improved security and efficiency. Below are some of the key benefits of IoT in access systems.

Suppliers of solar systems nowadays prefer not to use a local network. This can be achieved by using secure multi-network M2M simcards.

IoT will improve citizens comfort, make shopping and tourist centers more dynamic, guarantee data security and will simplify the work of civil servants. IoT applications are one of the driving forces to realize a Smart City.

Operational efficiency and reliability are of great importance in the Oil & Gas industry, IoT helps to realize this. In the field of monitoring, regulatory compliance, business technology and environmental risk reduction.  

Smart charging stations can not only improve the efficiency and reliability of the charging infrastructure, but also contribute to more sustainable energy management. By using advanced data analysis and smart energy management systems, organizations can optimize charging times, balance energy consumption and reduce costs. Furthermore, smart charging stations can be integrated into broader smart city initiatives, contributing to a more connected and sustainable urban environment.