IoT Service Provider & Solutions.
In Kraków.

We handle the entire process remotely: platform architecture, hardware configuration, and managed hosting are delivered from Germany. Milesight gateways and sensors ship directly to your Kraków location pre-configured for EU868. Installation guides and remote commissioning support ensure seamless on-site setup. Ongoing platform operations, monitoring, and updates are fully managed from our side.

Absolutely. Germany and Poland share the same CET/CEST timezone, which means zero scheduling overhead. Meetings, support calls, and incident response happen in real-time during regular business hours -- no time zone gaps, no delayed handovers. This is a significant advantage compared to projects in other regions.

Yes. We deliver IoT solutions to clients across multiple countries remotely from Germany. Our proven process covers platform setup, LoRaWAN configuration, hardware shipping, and ongoing managed operations. The same EU868 frequency band in Poland and Germany means identical hardware and network configurations -- no adaptations required.

We deploy IP67-rated Milesight sensors designed for harsh industrial environments including high temperatures, dust, vibration, and electromagnetic interference. For condition monitoring at facilities like ArcelorMittal in Nowa Huta, we use vibration sensors, temperature probes, and current clamps -- all connected via LoRaWAN on the EU868 band.

Yes. We perform radio coverage analysis specifically for metal-heavy environments where signal reflection and attenuation are factors. Strategic gateway placement, external antenna configurations, and signal path planning ensure reliable coverage across steel works and metal processing facilities. We validate coverage before deployment.

LoRaWAN vibration and temperature sensors continuously monitor machine health parameters. ThingsBoard processes the data streams and applies threshold rules and trend analysis. When values deviate from normal patterns, the platform triggers alerts before a failure occurs -- enabling maintenance teams to intervene during planned windows rather than reacting to breakdowns.

Yes. We design multi-building LoRaWAN deployments with gateway positioning optimized for campus-scale coverage. A single ThingsBoard instance manages sensors across all buildings -- with building-specific and room-level dashboards, role-based access for facility managers, and centralized alerting. Ideal for Kraków Technology Park and university campuses.

Our campus IoT solutions cover indoor climate monitoring (temperature, humidity, CO2), occupancy detection for space utilization analytics, energy metering per building or floor, water leak detection, and parking occupancy. All data flows into a unified platform with customizable dashboards and automated reporting.

Yes. Via REST APIs, MQTT, webhooks, and BACnet/Modbus gateways, we integrate IoT sensor data into existing BMS, ERP, and facility management systems. Interface development is part of our standard service scope -- ensuring your Kraków campus IoT data flows into the tools your teams already use.

ChirpStack is an open-source LoRaWAN network server that manages gateway and device communication. We use it because it provides full control over the network stack, supports EU868 frequency configuration for Poland and Germany, and avoids vendor lock-in. Combined with ThingsBoard for device management and Grafana for visualization, it forms a proven, flexible IoT platform.

Our core stack: ChirpStack as LoRaWAN network server (EU868), ThingsBoard (Community & Professional Edition) for device management and dashboards, Grafana for real-time visualization, and Node-RED for data flow automation. Custom apps are built with React, Next.js, and React Native. All components are hosted on hardened Linux infrastructure.

Yes. Poland and Germany both operate under the EU868 LoRaWAN frequency band (863-870 MHz) with identical channel plans and duty cycle regulations. This means all hardware, gateway configurations, and network server settings are fully compatible -- no frequency adaptations or special configurations needed for Kraków deployments.

A standard platform installation is production-ready within a few days. Hardware shipping to Kraków typically takes 3-5 business days within the EU. For complex multi-site projects, we create a joint rollout plan with phased deployment milestones.

No. Our managed hosting services are cancellable monthly. We rely on quality and long-term collaboration rather than contract lock-in -- this applies equally to our Polish and German clients.

Yes. We design and develop multi-tenant platforms for multiple locations across the Kraków metropolitan area -- with location-specific dashboards, role-based access controls, and custom alerting logic. Ideal for enterprises managing industrial facilities, tech park buildings, and commercial properties from a single pane of glass.