The city that thinks ahead.

Cities use our sensors for river, culvert and stormwater levels, temperature, humidity and occupancy in recreation centres, washroom motion and vape detection, light levels on indoor courts, parking bays, street lights, bin fill, noise and air quality — all reporting to one dashboard.

It depends on the job. LoRaWAN reaches places cellular IoT struggles with — underground, in culverts, inside concrete buildings and across parks — and lets battery sensors run for years. LTE-M, NB-IoT, 4G and 5G on our IoT SIMs suit vehicles, devices that send more data and sites with strong coverage. Most city networks use both, on one platform.

Most start with one problem, such as flood points or a recreation facility. An IoT specialist maps the sites, we plan gateway coverage, install and commission the sensors, and the network then grows to other departments without new infrastructure.

No. IoTKinect is hardware-agnostic: we choose LoRaWAN sensors and gateways from several manufacturers for each site, based on what needs measuring, the environment and the budget, and we can bring sensors you already own onto the same network.

Yes. EdgeKinect decodes every reading and delivers it over MQTT, Modbus, OPC UA, REST or webhooks, so it lands in SCADA, historians, BMS and cloud tools you already run — alongside our own dashboards and alarms.