Whether it is our IoT sensors, our software controller or the communication protocols used, all the components in our range are designed to allow manufacturers to extend their use of the solution.

A new international program that connects innovative French companies with the main players in the cultural, museum and heritage sectors in Germany.

How to guarantee the return on investment? That the new installation will be commissioned on time?

We have always presented the sensors of the mxD range as electronic distance tools to protect objects, works of art and access from theft and vandalism.

460million euros will be deployed through grants, endowments and support funds as part of these first initiatives.

Thanks to the companies that welcomed our delegation! Ontario Power Generation O-I Ludovic Valette Heidtman Steel Company Automation Alley Valiant TMS Jean-Marie Evrard Suresh Rama Inteva Products Lear Corporation Detroit Regional Partnership.

It is essential for manufacturers to have real-time visibility of what is happening on the field.

Museums, like many establishments normally open to the public, have had to reinvent their daily life in order to continue to fulfill their missions.

What is the difference between an IoT sensor and actuator in museums? Not every sensor is an actuator!

The actuator is a hardware device. It transforms digital information into physical action. These can be alarms or switches, for example.

Regardless of the scope of a company’s digitalization project, it is important to avoid certain mistakes.

This lighting system exists in different forms: wired, integrated into furniture or trolleys, in LED strip, or as for the systems EDITAG Industries : wireless.