IoT Hardware & Firmware
WiMeasure Monitoring
WiMeasure is our own monitoring platform. Sensors measure around the clock, every reading is stored, and the moment a value leaves its range the right people get an email or a push notification on their phone. Charts, daily reports and Excel export turn the data into decisions.
Its newest sensor reads temperature, humidity and air pressure, and runs on a single network cable that carries both power and data. If the network drops, it keeps its readings and sends them once it is back, and a service hotspot lets a technician check it on site from any phone. It sits in a DIN-rail enclosure we designed and printed ourselves.
MEASURES: TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY, PRESSURE • POWER: PoE • ALERTS: EMAIL, PUSH
WiAutomate — Smart Home
WiAutomate is our own home automation platform. The server, the mobile app and the controller in the house are all ours, so we never wait for anyone to support anything. It connects any equipment that speaks a standard protocol, and a new type of device is a few days of work, not a reason to say no. The rules run in the house: when the internet goes down, the lights and the heating stay on. The cloud is only for remote access, and your data stays on your server.
Rules work with any measured value, and over time, not just the current reading: the average, minimum, maximum, sum or change over hours and days. Water the lawn at nine in the evening, but only if the average temperature over the last 24 hours was above 23 °C and no more than 5 mm of rain fell in the last three days. A rule that quietly never runs looks the same as a rule that doesn't exist, so every evening the system reports what the rules did, what they didn't do, and why.
We sell what we use every day. Our family house and its outbuilding run on it, extended over the years: 104 devices in seven categories, two buildings under one account, four video doorbells. Lighting follows daylight and time of day, blinds follow wind and sun, irrigation follows rain and temperature, ventilation follows CO2. When someone is at the gate during a film, the picture appears in the corner of the TV and disappears after ten seconds; rain and cats don't interrupt the film. From idea to working: one day. No hidden monthly fees, and the site visit and assessment are free.
- Shelly
- Tasmota
- NSPanel
- IR air conditioners
- Blinds and awnings
- Underfloor heating
- Heat recovery ventilation
- Weather station
- Reolink cameras (ONVIF)
- LoRa irrigation
- Chromecast
RULES RUN IN THE HOUSE • WORKS WITHOUT INTERNET • ANDROID, iOS AND WEB • EVENING REPORT
Metering Know-How
Reading a meter is rarely a matter of plugging in a cable. Every manufacturer and every generation speaks its own language — over radio, over wire, or over a short tap of NFC — and much of it is encrypted. We have spent years inside those protocols and written our own decoding library, so that a telegram from the field becomes a number you can bill on.
That know-how sits behind the metering platforms we have built for utilities, where hundreds of thousands of water, gas, electricity and heat meters report in: fixed networks, drive-by and walk-by routes, handheld readers, and desk tools for configuring radio modules. If you have meters that will not talk to your system, this is the ground we know.
- OMS
- Wireless M-Bus
- M-Bus
- DLMS / COSEM
- Wavenis
- LoRaWAN
- LwM2M
- OPC UA
- MQTT
- NFC (ISO 15693)
ENCRYPTED TELEGRAMS • OUR OWN DECODING LIBRARY • FIXED NETWORK, DRIVE-BY AND HANDHELD
Tamper Detection
A battery-powered device that watches the inputs of the equipment it guards. When someone short-circuits an input to fool that equipment, it notices, logs the event and reports it to the server, so tampering leaves a record instead of going unnoticed.
It is built on a circuit board we designed ourselves, in a slim enclosure shaped around the battery.
POWER: BATTERY • EVENTS: LOGGED AND REPORTED • PCB: OWN DESIGN
AC Unit Rotation Controller
In a building with several air-conditioning units, the building management system asks for two units and the same two start every time, so they wear out first. This controller sits in between. The building system still decides how many units run; the controller decides which, always the ones with the fewest running hours, so the wear spreads evenly.
It counts every unit's running time and keeps it through power cuts, rotates the running units once a day, and lets a unit be taken out of rotation for maintenance. Everything is visible and adjustable on its own web page, with no cloud involved.
UNITS: UP TO 8 • INPUT: BMS DEMAND • INTERFACE: BUILT-IN WEB PAGE
Pump Exerciser
A standby pump that sits idle for months can seize exactly when it is needed. The pump exerciser runs it briefly on a fixed schedule, by default half a minute once a week, to keep it ready.
It is built for sites without internet: it keeps its own time, remembers where it was after a power cut, can never leave the pump running for more than an hour, and restarts itself if anything hangs. Settings, a manual run and firmware updates live on a password-protected web page.
RELAY: 30 A • SCHEDULE: 1 HOUR TO 90 DAYS • WORKS OFFLINE
Project name
Two or three sentences about the device: the problem it solves, where it runs, and what makes it dependable.
Part of WiAutomate, our smart home platform.
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Project name
Two or three sentences about the device: the problem it solves, where it runs, and what makes it dependable.
Part of WiAutomate, our smart home platform.
KEY FACT: … • KEY FACT: …