The parts that stay put.

Anchors turn a building into something that can measure. The gateway lets it report what it measured.

  • Mesh Anchor: battery-powered
  • Mounted, not cabled
  • Mesh Gateway Wi-Fi
  • One link to the platform

The Mesh Anchor.

A known place

Each anchor is mounted at a spot that is marked on the floor plan. Because the platform knows where the anchor is, hearing a tag from it means something.

Runs on batteries

An anchor takes four AA batteries. It needs no power point and no data cable, so it can go wherever coverage is wanted.

Part of the mesh

Anchors relay for one another. An anchor at the far end of a warehouse does not need to reach the gateway itself, only its neighbours.

The Mesh Gateway Wi-Fi.

The way out

The gateway collects what the mesh has heard and sends it on to the platform.

On the site's Wi-Fi

It joins the Wi-Fi network already in the building. That, and power, is all it asks of the site.

Registered once

The gateway is added to the site in the platform's mesh setup, and the anchors and tags it serves follow from there.

Seeing that it is all working.

A mesh is spread over a whole building, so nobody should have to walk round it to find out whether it is healthy. The platform's mesh report lists the gateways, anchors and tags of a site with what is known of each.

  • Gateways, anchors and tags per site
  • Shown on the floor plan where they are mounted
  • A mesh report with CSV export

Enquire about mesh hardware for a first site.

Send us the floor plans, or the size of each floor and what stands on it. We reply with the tags, anchors and gateway it takes, and the platform they report to.