Custom wireless sensor development

Environmental and industrial monitoring platforms: air quality, noise, climate, energy, and condition monitoring, among others. MedeMeter, our solar-powered air-quality and noise platform, is one example of the full chain: sensing, energy autonomy, cellular connectivity, and on-device analytics in one product.

We start with the required maintenance interval and engineer the energy budget around it: solar harvesting sized for the worst part of the year, battery chemistry chosen for the temperature range, firmware that reduces activity when power runs low, and connectivity that avoids unnecessary retries. Multi-year operation is possible in the right duty cycle, but it has to come out of the power model rather than the headline.

We define the required accuracy up front, select sensing elements accordingly, and validate against reference instruments during prototypes and field pilots. We account for drift and cross-sensitivity in the calibration strategy rather than letting them show up as surprises in the field.

LoRaWAN can be a good fit when you control the site or gateway infrastructure, and payloads are small. NB-IoT or LTE-M make sense when you need public cellular coverage without operating your own gateways, while BLE works well for local communication or readout. We choose per site, payload, power budget, and deployment model. We've shipped cellular, LoRa, and BLE designs.

Yes. We plan the pilot with production in mind: DFM review, test fixtures, provisioning, and yield tracking through Insyght Console, with manufacturing managed from pilot to volume. The same device-management infrastructure can then continue into field operation.