Municipalities and public institutions
Organisations that want to monitor and remotely manage lighting, water, parking, transport or environmental data.
We build software that collects data from sensors, devices and field systems, turns it into something meaningful and makes remote monitoring and control possible.
Organisations that want to monitor and remotely manage lighting, water, parking, transport or environmental data.
Operations that want to watch machine, energy and ambient data in real time and act on faults early.
Teams adding a mobile app, cloud connectivity and an admin panel to their device.
We collect data from devices in the field and bring it to a central system securely.
Web and mobile interfaces where you see device status and send commands.
Rules that act automatically when the conditions you define occur.
We connect data from wearable devices to mobile apps and dashboards.
Infrastructure that stores time- and location-based data and shows it on maps and charts.
We build every layer from device to dashboard in one team: gateway software, the data platform, the web dashboard and the mobile app. We built real-time courier tracking in ANTLY and map and location-based discovery in ÇAK, and we bring the same real-time data and mobile experience to IoT projects.
We listen to your needs, goals and constraints in a free first meeting.
We put the scope in writing and prepare an itemised quote.
We work in short stages and share a working version with you at the end of each one.
We launch, then stay with you for maintenance, monitoring and new features.
How to build IoT remote monitoring with sensors, gateways, Wi-Fi, LTE-M, NB-IoT, LoRaWAN and MQTT, plan for outages and security, and start with a pilot.
Read More: Remote monitoring with IoT: a starter guide for businessesWhat Industry 4.0 means, concrete AI use cases in manufacturing, the data you need first, and how to start with one line and one measurable goal.
Read More: Industry 4.0 and AI IntegrationWhy industrial (OT) networks need different protection from IT: asset inventory, IEC 62443 zones, segmentation, secure remote access, patching and backups.
Read More: Cybersecurity: Protecting Industrial NetworksIn most cases, yes. We look at how the device exposes its data (network protocol, serial connection or the manufacturer’s API) and add gateway software in between if needed. We review your device list together in the first meeting.
We design for connection drops: data is kept on the device or gateway and sent once the connection is back, and long outages trigger an alert.
Communication from device to server is encrypted, and each device and user can only access the data they are authorised for. We describe our approach to security in industrial networks in a blog post.
Antalya Technopark · Supported by TÜBİTAK & KOSGEB