Most smart homes are a drawer full of remotes and five apps, each working half the time. For thirty years, we have been building automation for mines and tunnels, where equipment is not allowed to fail. We apply the same rigour to your home. One system that looks after what is truly important: clean air, safety, and peace of mind.
We did not start with homes. We started 800 metres underground, where a gas sensor decides on life, and a camera must operate in an explosive atmosphere. For thirty years, we have been building equipment for mines, tunnels, and petrochemical installations, environments where a failure costs too much.
Now we bring this same technology to flats and houses. Sensors that detect methane in a mine will easily detect carbon monoxide or leaking gas in your kitchen. Cameras certified for hazardous areas monitor your property. Controllers that run technological processes in tunnelling technology connect flats and houses into one system, not a collection of gadgets from five manufacturers.
The difference is simple. Most smart homes are built with consumer hardware that stops working when the manufacturer closes the servers or the app loses support. We build with industrial devices, designed to operate for years without failure. Because a home that thinks about your safety cannot freeze.
Six areas where industrial reliability changes everyday life. You can have each separately or as one, coherent system.
We know how to detect methane where a spark kills. Carbon monoxide in your kitchen is a trifle for us.
Cameras we designed for hazardous areas can monitor your property today.
Not a collection of gadgets you have to force to work together. One integration, one panel, one responsibility.