What we do
One partner for the whole city stack
From the LoRaWAN network that carries the signal to the sensors that read the environment and the transit data people use every day, we build each layer on open standards and keep it running. Here is what we do, and how a project runs.
What we do
The connective layer for a modern city
We build the whole stack a smart city needs: the network that carries the data, the sensors that gather it, and the services that turn it into something people use.
The network that carries it
We deploy LoRaWAN gateways and build the sensor nodes that run on them: long-range, low-power coverage across a city, independent of the mobile networks.
Eyes on the environment
Air quality, water, noise, temperature and humidity, read continuously by field sensors, so the city sees what's happening block by block, not once a year in a report.
Transit people can find
We model routes, stops and timetables into GTFS and publish them, so a city's buses show up in Google Maps and every trip planner riders already use. Live today in Famagusta.
Data the city owns
Everything runs on open standards and stays the city's property: no closed formats, no lock-in, validated and kept current over time.
How it works
From a city's need to a system that runs
- 01
Map the need
We survey what you already have and what's missing, whether that's coverage, sensors or a transit map, and scope the system around it.
- 02
Build to standard
We build it on open standards: the LoRaWAN network, the sensor fleet or the validated data feed, tested end to end before it goes out.
- 03
Deploy in the city
We put it live where it belongs: gateways on rooftops, sensors in the field, transit feeds in Google Maps.
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Keep it running
Cities change and sensors drift. We keep the network, the readings and the data current, so the system stays trustworthy.
Standards
Standards we speak
No closed formats. From the LoRaWAN radio layer to the transit feed, everything we build follows open standards, stays the city's property, and can be read by any system that wants it.
LoRaWAN
connectivity
The open long-range, low-power radio standard. We deploy the gateways and build the sensor nodes that speak it, so the coverage is the city's, not a carrier's.
MQTT
telemetry
The lightweight messaging standard sensor readings ride on. Data flows to dashboards and systems in real time, in a format anything can subscribe to.
GTFS
static feed
The common format for stops, routes and timetables. We build the feed to spec and validate every release before it ships.
GTFS-Realtime
live data
The extension for vehicle positions and service updates. Arrival times come from the road, not the printed timetable.
Google Transit
publishing
We register your feed with Google Transit and keep the listing current as your network changes.
OpenStreetMap
basemap
We align stop and route geometry with OSM data, so the map and the timetable agree with each other.
Contact
Bring your city onto the map
Whether you're mapping transit, monitoring the environment or rolling out a network across the city, let's talk. We'll walk you through what it takes.