IoT · Internet of Things

Your equipment warns you before it becomes a problem.

Connected sensors on your equipment: fuel, temperature, water, power, position, security. The data arrives on its own. Over 300 sensors installed across the country.

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What we measure

Fuel and generators: the sensor logs every start and every stop. With your equipment's parameters, consumption is calculated on its own, and maintenance is scheduled by hours of use, not by calendar. You know how much is used without going to check the tank.

Cold chain: constant temperature and traceability for sensitive goods. The evidence regulations require, generated on its own.

Water level: service tanks and livestock troughs. The sensor alerts when the level drops below what you set, and also on overfill.

Temperature and humidity: in warehouses, greenhouses, data centers, electrical panels.

Power: you know whether the site has power, and we alert you when it goes out and when it comes back. Fewer spoiled goods, fewer wasted site visits.

Position: trackers for vehicles, motorcycles, and livestock. You set geofences and get an alarm when something enters or leaves.

Security: open/close sensors on doors and windows, motion detection in places nobody should enter, and panic buttons.

Water leaks: the sensor sits on any surface and alerts, on the platform and audibly, if liquid builds up.

The sensors arrive configured. We check there is coverage at the site, we mount them, and they transmit.

<technical-mode> Periodic or event-based readings, with configurable alerts. Alerts arrive by email, Telegram, or WhatsApp, to as many users as you define. The sensors communicate over wireless (Sigfox, GPRS) or wired (Ethernet, Modbus, Profinet/Profibus) links, depending on the site. If a sensor stops communicating, the platform alerts. Today, the readings from that gap are lost. We detect whether your communications equipment has power, and alert when it's cut. We measure each device's remaining battery level. The data is yours and lives in our data center in Asunción. You log into the platform with your own user and see only your data, from any device. If you want the data in your own system, you give us a URL and we send it there. </technical-mode>

Centralized control

Need to operate a device remotely? We build it as an automation project. Valves, pumps, and systems are controlled from a central platform.

How we work

A sensor that measures wrong is worse than none. It gives you false confidence.

So we start small. We survey the site, install the first sensors, and verify that they measure and communicate before scaling up. If your process requires it, we calibrate.

We survey, install, configure, bring the platform live, and train your people.

Success stories

We installed over 300 sensors in Asunción, Central, Itapúa, Alto Paraná, and the main cities of the Chaco.

The public squares with internet run by MITIC, the national technology ministry, report when they lose power. We installed power sensors in squares nationwide.

On a Grupo Mangal ranch in the Chaco, we installed sensors on the water troughs, which warn before they run dry, and GPS collars on the cattle.

For Amandau we measure temperature at its points of sale, its warehouse and its vehicles.

DDA, Distribuidora Dirigida, distributes food and consumer goods. We remotely monitor the temperature of its warehouses and the state of its generators, with alerts when something is off.

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