Ideas we build and adapt to your premises. Every project measures something, and AI tells you what the readings mean and what to do. When you call, tell us the project number.
Temperature, humidity and doors where food, medicines and stock are kept.
A small sensor watches the temperature and humidity in a storeroom, cellar or pharmacy shelf and sends the readings over Wi-Fi. AI tells you when conditions leave the safe range and what is changing them.
Good for storerooms, cellars, pharmacies, food shops
Humidity in Store 2 passes 75% every evening after 20:00, when the ventilation switches off. Leave it running until midnight.
A sensor by the cold-room door notices every opening. If the door stays open too long, a buzzer sounds and a message reaches your phone. AI shows you when the door opens and for how long.
Good for restaurants, food shops, warehouses, florists
The door of Cold room 1 stays open for 6 minutes on average during each morning delivery. Fit a strip curtain or unload in two rounds.
A waterproof probe goes into each fridge, display case or freezer, and one board outside reads them all and sends the temperatures over Wi-Fi. AI writes to you when a unit warms up or is running at its limit.
Good for restaurants, shops, pharmacies, patisseries
Display case 3 reaches 7 °C every afternoon between 14:00 and 16:00, when the sun is on it. Lower the blind or move the case.
Clean air and good light where people work all day.
A sensor measures the room temperature and switches the air conditioner on by itself, sending the same commands as its remote. No rewiring is needed. A fan or heating can be controlled too, and we work out how at the Site visit. AI tells you when everything runs and for how long.
Good for shops, offices, small server rooms, homes
The office reaches 26 °C at 11:00, but the air conditioner only starts at 12:00. Start it at 10:30 so it is not chasing the heat.
A small device measures how bright it is at a desk or workbench and whether the lamp above it flickers. Flicker is invisible, but it tires the eyes and brings on headaches. AI tells you which places are too dark and which lamps to replace.
Good for offices, workshops, sewing rooms, classrooms
The lamp over bench 4 flickers at 38%, and after 16:00 the bench drops below 300 lux. Replace the lamp with a better one.
A sensor watches humidity and temperature wherever steam or damp collects. AI judges how long conditions for mould last and tells you when to air the room or run the extractor fan.
Good for changing rooms, gyms, hotels, basements, archives, bathrooms at home
The changing room stays above 80% humidity for 3 hours after every evening session. Leave the extractor fan running until 23:00.
A true infrared CO₂ sensor sits in an office, classroom or hall and shows how stale the air is. A light on the device tells the people in the room when to open a window, and AI tells you when and for how long to air it.
Good for offices, classrooms, meeting rooms, nurseries
The meeting room passes 1500 ppm CO₂ 40 minutes into every meeting. Open the window for 5 minutes every half hour.
A laser dust sensor on the workshop wall shows when cutting, sanding or spraying fills the air with fine dust. AI tells you when to switch on the extraction and whether it is doing its job.
Good for joinery shops, workshops, car repair shops, stonemasons, print shops
Fine dust in Workshop 1 jumps to 6 times the recommended limit with every sanding job and takes 40 minutes to settle. Start the extraction with the first piece.
Power, speed and connection, so you hear about a problem before something stops.
An infrared sensor beside a shaft, belt or fan counts the revolutions without touching the machine. AI tells you when the machine slows down, stops or runs idle.
Good for workshops, mills, joinery shops, dryers, ventilation systems
The fan of Dryer 2 has lost 3% of its speed every week since the start of the month. Check the belt tension before it snaps.
A non-contact infrared sensor watches a motor, bearing, pump or oven and sends its temperature over Wi-Fi. AI tells you when something runs hotter than usual for the same load.
Good for workshops, bakeries, boiler rooms, pump stations, home workshops
The bearing of Pump 1 is 12 °C warmer than last week under the same load. Grease or replace it before it seizes.
A small screen reads the inverter of your solar system over Wi-Fi and shows where your power is coming from right now: the panels, the battery or the grid. It works with inverters that share their data over the local network, and we check your model at the Site visit. AI tells you when it pays to switch on the big loads.
Good for small factories, cold stores, farms, offices, homes with solar panels
The fruit dryer starts at 07:00 and buys power from the grid until 10:00. Start it at 10:00, when the panels can carry the load.
A small box between the router and its power adapter checks the internet. If the line drops, it restarts the router by itself and records every dropout. AI shows you how often and how long you were offline, and whether the power or the provider was to blame.
Good for shops with card terminals, offices, guesthouses, remote sites, homes
Last month the internet dropped 14 times, 11 of them between 02:00 and 04:00, for 3 hours offline in all. The power never went off. Show this record to your provider.
Soil, water and weather, so you water and protect the crop in time.
A probe in the pot measures how moist the soil is. When it dries out, a small pump waters the plant from a water container, and a sensor above the container tells you when the water is running low. The device also measures the air temperature and humidity, and AI tells you when to top up the container and why the plant is drinking more.
Good for offices, restaurants and cafés, hotels, florists, homes
The palm in the lobby has drunk twice as much since you turned the heating on, and the air humidity is 25%. The water in the container will last until Thursday, so top it up on Wednesday.
A camera above the bench or plot photographs the plants on a schedule, and the sensors beside it measure soil moisture, light, UV, air temperature and humidity. You keep a growth record, and AI compares the photos and readings day by day and tells you where plants are falling behind and why.
Good for greenhouses, nurseries, trial plots, seedling growers, hobby gardeners
This week the seedlings on bench 2 grew a third more slowly than those on bench 1. The soil there is drier, and after 15:00 the light drops below 10,000 lx in the shade of the shed. Water bench 2 more often or move it.
A box between the tap and the hose opens a valve only when the probe in the bed shows the soil is dry, and closes it as soon as the soil is moist again. It suits beds, rows and drip lines. AI shows you when and for how long you have watered, and how rain and heat change how much water you need.
Good for small farms, greenhouses, nurseries, garden centres, yards and gardens
After Sunday's rain the valve did not open for 4 days, and on hot Tuesday it opened 3 times. The tomato bed dries out fastest between 13:00 and 17:00. Put straw around the plants and you will water less often.
A sealed box on a battery and a small solar panel stands in a field, orchard or greenhouse and sends the temperature and humidity by LoRa radio to a receiver in the building, with no Wi-Fi needed in the field. It warns you of frost, of heat and if the box is knocked over, and AI watches how the temperature falls overnight and tells you when to get ready.
Good for orchards, vineyards, vegetable growers, greenhouses and polytunnels, gardens
Tonight the temperature in the lower part of the orchard is falling by 1 °C an hour and will reach 0 °C around 04:00. Have your frost protection ready by 03:00.
Doors, movement and gas, with an alert on your phone when something is wrong.
A small sensor is fixed to a rack, pole or tank and remembers its correct position. If it leans or is knocked, a message reaches your phone. AI shows you when and how far it has leaned and whether the lean is growing over time.
Good for warehouses with racking, farms, building sites, workshops with tanks
Rack 4 was knocked 3 times this week, always between 07:00 and 08:00 during unloading, and now leans by 1.2°. Check its anchors before you load it again.
A camera with a proper lens watches the yard, the site or the greenhouse. From your phone you see a live picture, take photos and video and start a time-lapse, wherever you are. AI looks through the photos and writes to you when something has changed.
Good for warehouses and yards, building sites, greenhouses, farms, homes
The warehouse gate has been open since 18:40, and the last car left at 18:35. Close it or check who is inside.
A small box low down by the gas bottle, cooker or burner smells propane and butane in the air. As soon as the level rises, the box beeps and a message reaches your phone. AI shows you when and how often the gas rises. It is an early warning and does not replace a certified gas detector.
Good for restaurants, snack bars, bakeries, workshops with gas burners, homes with gas bottles
In the kitchen the gas level rises every morning when the burners are lit and falls within 10 minutes. On Sunday it stayed high for 40 minutes with the burners off. Check the hose and the bottle connection.
A motion sensor watches the room out to about 7 m. As soon as someone walks in, a text message reaches your phone. The alarm uses the mobile network, so it also works in a warehouse, shed, garage or holiday home with no internet. AI shows you when there was movement and which alerts were false.
Good for warehouses, sheds and garages, farms, shops, holiday homes and rented flats
The sensor in the field store went off 9 times this week, always between 13:00 and 15:00, when the sun comes in through the window. Shade the window or turn the sensor towards the door.
An electric bolt on the door of a store room, cabinet or shed unlocks for a few seconds from your phone, and a sensor on the frame tells you whether the door is open or shut. Every opening is recorded with its time. AI shows you who unlocked and when, and when the door was opened without an unlock from the phone.
Good for warehouses, tool or medicine cabinets, offices, sheds, homes
The tool store was opened 3 times this week after 20:00, with no unlock from the phone. Someone is using the spare key. Check who has it.
How much you have, how much is left and when it will run out.
A bin of small parts sits on a small scale. It knows what one piece weighs, so it counts how many are left in the bin without anyone counting them by hand. AI tells you when the bin will run empty at the current rate of use.
Good for workshops, car repair shops, assembly shops, hardware shops
140 M6 x 20 screws are left in the bin. You take about 60 a day, so they will run out on Thursday. Order today.
An ultrasonic sensor above a tank, cistern or bin measures the distance to the water or grain and sends the level over Wi-Fi. AI tells you how much is left and when it will run out.
Good for farms, greenhouses, bakeries, houses with a water tank or a pellet bin
The irrigation tank is 23% full. At the current watering rate it will be empty in 5 days. Fill it by Sunday.
A screen with a scanner on the counter or in the storeroom: you scan the barcode of each item when it comes in and when it goes out, and the stock counts itself. AI tells you what is running out, what sits too long and when to order.
Good for small shops, storerooms, restaurant kitchens, spare parts stores
Milk 1.5% 1 l: you use about 18 a day and 22 are left. Order tomorrow morning so it does not run out on Saturday.
An ultrasonic sensor at the side of the entrance counts every pass through the door, with no camera and no record of who passes. AI shows you which days and hours are busiest.
Good for shops, pharmacies, cafés, museums, gyms
On Fridays between 17:00 and 19:00 three times as many people come through as in the morning. Put a second person on the till for those two hours.
A platform with four load cells under a gas bottle, a beer keg or a sack of feed weighs it and sends the weight over Wi-Fi. AI tells you how fast it is being used and when to order a new one.
Good for restaurants, bars, bakeries, farms, homes on bottled gas
The gas bottle in the kitchen has 4 kg of gas left. At this rate it lasts until Friday morning. Order a new one on Thursday.
Small helpers for the house, the garden and your pets.
A parcel box at your door that locks. When a courier steps up to it, you get a message on your phone and unlock it from there. A sensor inside sees that the parcel has been left, and you lock it again. AI shows you when couriers usually come and which parcel was left unlocked. It is for a sheltered porch or hallway, not the open air, and it keeps out a casual hand, not a determined thief.
Good for houses and blocks of flats with a sheltered entrance, people who are out during the day
This week the couriers came between 10:00 and 12:00. On Tuesday the box stayed unlocked for 3 hours after the parcel. Lock it as soon as you get the alert.
A dry food feeder you work from your phone. Each press opens a flap under the food box and drops one portion into the bowl. A motion sensor at the front sees when your pet comes to the bowl. AI keeps track of how often it comes and how many portions it got, and tells you when a day is unusual. It feeds when you press, not on a schedule.
Good for dog and cat owners who are at work all day or away for a short trip
Yesterday Rex came to the bowl only 2 times instead of the usual 6 to 8. If today is the same, keep an eye on him or call the vet.
A small box in an older relative's room measures the temperature, humidity and light, and roughly senses gas or smoke. You see the readings on your phone from anywhere, and AI writes to you when something is not as usual: cold, damp, dark at an unusual hour or a smell of gas. It does not replace a certified smoke or gas detector.
Good for families with an older relative who lives alone, people caring for a parent from another town
This morning your mother's room is at 16 °C and the light was still off at 9:00, when it usually comes on at 7:00. Call to check that all is well.
Tell us what you want to keep an eye on or what is giving you trouble. Most ideas can be adapted or combined. We will arrange a site visit and suggest what to build.