Building Management Systeem

The Building Management System is used to manage a building (can be a Hotel, Hospital, Factory, or a Plant). It encompasses a wide variety of technologies which include energy management systems and building controls to provide energy efficiency and cost-optimization. The System is used to control, monitor and optimize building services, such as heating, ventilation, air conditioning, lighting, alarm systems and certain electrical appliances from the remote locations. The system can be tailored to well satisfy the all requirements of modern building automation Technologies and fully backward compatible, modular and extensible.

Fleet Management System

Provides the Tracking and management of company fleets using the GPS Satellites, GSM Network and a fleet management software. It allows a central user to see a single vehicle or the whole fleet in one view on a map. If a central dispatcher wants to know the route taken or time taken for a vehicle to travel between two locations they can easily see this plotted on a map. There are many different reports that are automatically generated based on data captured from the tracking device in the vehicle. These range from simple Trip Summary reports to detailed Driver and Engine behavior reports such as over speed alert, vehicle stops locations, complete journey report, Engine Status and many more on customer requirements. 

Information Displays / KIOSK

Information Displays Present the information or play the advertisements using large LCD TV Screens or LED display, at places like, offices, banks, shopping malls and airports. In contrast KIOSKs not only Display information but it also provides the user interface so the peoples can navigate through contents and get the information that they needed.

M2M Communication

M2M stands for machine-to-machine, mobile-to-machine, and machine-to-mobile communications. M2M is about the networking of machines and devices that infiltrate our everyday lives. M2M facilitates interaction between people and products. A person can obtain data and inquire about the status of a device, health, fluid or consumable levels, temperature, maintenance history, and productivity levels. Devices can also connect with other devices to share content such as alerts, and supply chain information, making for a seamless and automated flow of data and services. M2M exists in numerous environments and markets. Currently, successful implementations exist for oil and gas pipelines, vending machines, vehicles, security systems, electric metering, and more.