Welcome to the world of the Smart City
Making living spaces smarter to improve daily life, discover the Smart City (Building & Parking, Facility Management, and more).
Wireless space-by-space guidance
Real-time inventory of available spaces and space-by-space guidance
Pulse meter monitoring
Pulse sensor to install on existing pulse meters : water, gas, electricity
Presence detection
Human and animal presence detection
Monitoring visitor traffic in public-access areas
Human presence detection
Intrusion detection
Detection of human and animal presence
Opening and gate access detection
Monitoring of hatches, fire safety domes, or fire doors through tilt measurement
Fill rate
Inventory of the fill status of containers and waste bins
Temperature monitoring
Temperature monitoring in public venues
Remote control and command
Remote control of a door strike release or power supply to equipment
Box Management – Bicycle Parks
Inventory of available parking spaces availability
Management of electric and water distribution stations
Activity in Marinas
Our latest projects
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Ineo-Sense and Onet are redefining cleanliness in the workplace.
Onet CleanConnect optimizes workspace cleanliness using Ineo-Sense IoT sensors, enabling interventions at the right time and place based on actual needs.
Our latest articles
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How to connect a pulse meter to an IoT solution
Many buildings, infrastructures and industrial sites already use water, gas or electricity meters equipped with a pulse output. These meters can measure consumption accurately, but they are often limited to manual or local readings.
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Smart Industry 4.0 : why system interoperability is a major challenge for technical directors
Industry 4.0 is built on advanced automation, industrial IoT, artificial intelligence, and real-time data analytics. However, one central challenge still holds many companies back in their transition to a connected and intelligent factory: system interoperability.
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Smart City and IoT: how sensors are redefining urban management
Smart cities are no longer a futuristic concept they are a rapidly growing reality thanks to the Internet of Things (IoT). By integrating smart sensors into urban spaces, municipalities can optimize their infrastructures, reduce their ecological footprint, and improve citizens’ quality of life.
