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IOT 📱    Energy saving ⚡   Agricultural development 👨🏻‍🌾

What is IoT?

The IoT (Internet of Things) is the interconnection between objects, places, an environment and the internet. This technology allows retrieve and analyze data via dedicated applications in order to meet needs in many areas such as agriculture, personal assistance, energy management, etc. A sensor transmits data over a wireless communication network. This data is then used in IoT platforms.

 

Data hosted in Corsica

All the data collected by our sensors is stored in Corsica, within our Datacenters. The data from your territory is processed, analyzed and savedOur solution allows you to consult the data collected in real time via online dashboards, personalized and adapted to your needs, all in a dynamic way. SITEC offers a range of state-of-the-art sensors that collect data relating to your territory with great precision and in a suitable manner. Our sensors communicate via the low-power LoRaWAN™ network technology and their lifespan can be up to 10 years.

 

The ISCO platform

This is theinterface that allows you to visualize your data in real time, manage them, as well as perform actions on connected objects when possible.

 

Energy saving

The deployment of our IoT solutions allows a better control of energy consumption as well as the detection of possible malfunctions.

Electric meter reading sensors meet the needs of users who want to supervise remotely SME-SMI and Linky meters. This type of sensor is self-powered with a configurable life frame and the choice of values ​​to be transmitted is configurable.

Regarding water, gas or thermal energy consumption, pulse sensors, which are ready-to-use radio transmitters, allow remote data reading. Two meters of different types can be handled by a single sensor, reducing costs implementation and operation.

 

Case studies

Capteurs
impulse

Capteurs
water

Capteurs
CO2

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Electric meters

Agricultural Development

Thanks to our non-intrusive sensors eco-friendly, it becomes possible for farmers to exploit data relating to their activity such as localized weather, soil composition, water quality, etc. The implementation of this technology allows the'optimization of agricultural operations' and represents an aid to resource management for sustainable development.

 

Case studies

barriers
Anti-intrusion

Capteurs
geolocation

Chains
in touch

stations
Meteorological