Pfeiffer clinics rely on LoRaWAN to monitor refrigeration units
In times of rapidly developing digital changes, hospitals, clinics and care facilities must react in order to successfully master future challenges. Therefore, they must...
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Urban trees under climate stress - what municipalities can do
Elixir of life: 200 liters of water per month Trees, especially urban trees, need a total of around 200 liters of water per month for the first three to five years after...
Ever heard of the WELL Building Standard?
If you think of wellness when you read Well, you're not far wrong. However, the WELL Building Standard...
Digitalization in hospitals: "BedMan" revolutionizes bed management
No more searching for a free bed or the time-consuming creation of occupancy schedules. m2m Germany has developed an innovative IoT sensor for the...
450 MHz radio network for crisis-proof communication
In the course of the energy transition, the challenges for energy and water suppliers are becoming increasingly diverse, such as decentralized and irregular electricity feed-in from renewable energies,...
owa5X IoT gateway can now also be integrated into Software AG
The proven owa4X and owa450 telematics units have long been supported by Software AG and can be seamlessly integrated into them. Owasys announced in...
Less energy consumption thanks to automatic heating control
The Osan Birthplace is not only a very personal project, because it is a "family project" of our Managing Director in the broadest sense, but it also presented itself...
Fire prevention with LoRaWAN sensors
Everyone is familiar with the saying "where the chips fall, the wood shavings grow", but in a sawmill it has a completely different meaning. Because chips,...
LoRaWAN current sensor Harvy2: deZem launches new variant
Just over a year ago, deZem launched its HarvyLR self-powered battery-free LoRaWAN current sensor. The 1-phase IoT current sensor is designed to detect...
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