Hotels and hospitality
Your guest walks into a room that seems to know them — and the reviews tell it.
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Offices and companies
The meeting starts in two minutes and the team is hunting for the remote and testing cables. With us: one press — the screen wakes, the lights come down, the blinds close. The meeting starts on time.
The options
Meeting room systems, access and attendance control, and lighting and climate scheduled around office hours.
For the IT lead and the consultant — under the hood
- Meeting rooms: wireless presentation, a camera that follows the speaker, and door-panel booking tied to the Microsoft 365 / Google calendar — a booked room that stays empty frees itself after 10 minutes.
- Space analytics: anonymous occupancy sensors (counting, not imaging) — you learn which rooms are actually used before leasing another floor.
- Access: NFC cards or phones with a central log, group-based permissions, and instant revocation of a lost card.
- Energy: office-hours scheduling plus presence sensors: the last employee leaves and the floor goes to sleep — with consumption readable floor by floor.
Before and after the real shoot
From real installs
Who is this for?
The employeeFocused on the work, not on getting the equipment to cooperate.
The office managerControlled access with a clear log, and power that switches itself off at the end of the day.
The visitorA smooth arrival, from the gate to the meeting room.
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Developers and residential communities
Units delivered smart from day one — an edge the project next door can't match.
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A guest, an employee, a worshipper, a resident, a visitor
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