North can offer our range of in-house developed solutions or we can provide proven third-party partner driven technologies as complete turn-key end-to-end solutions.
Sensor-based Intelligent Housing Solutions deliver a number of efficiencies, including helping landlords and property managers to proactively monitor property conditions through measuring factors such as temperature, humidity, and differential vapour pressure, which can automatically highlight properties at risk from moisture and damp.
Measuring and reporting on temperature, humidity and pressure and primary air pollutants, allows environmental teams to access and collate measurements in real-time more easily and frequently than traditional manual processes.
Inform and prioritise collection dates, streamline services and plan efficient routes that reduce fuel consumption and lower carbon emissions. Detecting fill levels and capturing data in real-time helps you understand usage trends and patterns and allows you to work more effectively and efficiently, avoiding overflowing bins which carry the risk of environmental health complaints.
Remote monitoring, management and control of street lighting enables valuable data insights to be captured that lead to performance improvements, including energy and cost efficiencies, a lower carbon footprint and enhanced public services, as well as facilitating more proactive and efficient management and maintenance.
Reduces the risk of legionella and bacterial water contamination and the threat of dangerous water system conditions. Continuously monitoring water temperatures provides real-time alerts against set parameters, helping to identify and address hazards quickly and effectively, ensuring you comply with your legal responsibilities as defined in the Health & Safety at Work Act.
Improve productivity, comfort and even absence rates. High levels of CO2 within a building are an indication of poor air quality which helps to transmit airborne viruses, as well as causing headaches and even drowsiness. Measuring CO2 saturation levels in buildings and capturing insightful data in real-time allows for corrective actions to be taken to better manage working and learning environments.
North is working with the following IoT specialists who offer a range of solutions compatible with the IoT Scotland network.
From connected sensors to the insights that drive business decisions, M2M help deliver complete IoT solutions. From innovative water monitoring solutions that identify hazards and reduce the risk of legionella to building health technology leading to improved working environments and productivity.
Wilderness Sensors is the new way to get real time sensor data from remote locations. Their flexible outdoor sensor platform supports the use of any type of sensor, e.g., footfall counting, climate monitoring, river level survey, air quality and water quality.
Safehouse is a unique digital IoT hub that has two key elements. To monitor and report on the health and wellbeing of individuals enabling them to live independently longer and to articulate the environmental conditions of properties enabling early intervention for maintenance.
Microshare® provides Smart Facilities solutions at scale that bring safety, wellness, cost savings and sustainability to vital assets. Their Sensing-as-a-Service model helped clients get back to business quickly, safely and cost efficiently in 2020, shedding new light on the true performance and utility of their real estate.
Using predictive analytics, Armed technology stratifies sensor-based information from an individual’s home and provides alert prompts to family members, or health and social care practitioners. Data can include PIR movement, temperature, humidity, light noise and door opening / closure.
Lucy Zodion have been developing control solutions for over 60 years. Their next-generation intelligent street lighting platform and their leading secure, interoperable, and scalable Ki. smart city platform harness the power of IoT to help cities meet their carbon and energy reduction commitments.
North and IoT Scotland are here to support companies developing innovative IoT solutions, from individual developers, and start-ups through to established companies. We are thrilled to support the following companies as they develop the solutions of the future:
Wallscope are working in partnership with IoT Scotland and Eildon Housing Association on a CivTech challenge, where they have developed the ‘Clare’ facilities and care home management platform designed provide a real-time view of resident needs, helping to improve their health, wellbeing and comfort.
