Measure it. Broadcast it. Read it anywhere.
Three families and one software layer. iBeacon-integrated sensors broadcast to any phone in range. Stand-alone RS485 units wire into a gateway for continuous logging. Both land in the same dashboard and the same API.
iBeacon-integrated
5 unitsAmbient and surface, broadcast to any phone or gateway in range.
Relative humidity alongside temperature from the same unit.
Room and hall air, the first number that tells you ventilation is failing.
Pressure and altitude trends, useful indoors and on masts.
Exposure index for outdoor sites, beaches and terraces.
Stand-alone RS485
5 unitsParticulates and gases, wired for continuous logging. The AI-lert Box stack.
Incoming radiation for energy and agricultural monitoring.
Anemometry for cranes, terminals and exposed work zones.
Liquid and soil conductivity for process and irrigation control.
Door, hatch and gate state, timestamped to the second.
iBeacon-based
1 unitIndoor wayfinding from proximity alone — no GPS, no floor plan upload.
Software
4 unitsDwell and movement across a floor, built from beacon hits over time.
Every sensor on one screen with time-based graphs and alert history.
Your systems read the same readings ours do, on your schedule.
iOS and Android, built on our own beacon and sensor stack.
A beacon is a fact about distance
It says: something is here, roughly this far away. Put a beacon on a suitcase, a bakfiets, a shop door or a de-icing rig and the phones and boxes nearby know it without a network, an account or a location upload.
Combine enough of them and you get a mesh — temperature and humidity across a hall, occupancy across a floor, a moving object walked down to two metres. That mesh is what Luggo, Whemma, Dealiteful and the AI-lert Box all stand on.
See it in the apps