IoT

Five layers, from the sensor to the dashboard

Industrial and enterprise IoT built as a stack — devices, connectivity, platform, application and the security wrapped around all four.

Layer 1

Devices and sensors

Selection, specification and commissioning of the things that actually take the reading.

  • Environmental and utility sensors
  • Asset trackers and telematics
  • Industrial gateways and PLC interfaces
  • Edge compute where latency demands it
Layer 2

Connectivity

The right bearer for the site, not the one the device vendor happens to ship.

  • Cellular including NB-IoT and LTE-M
  • LoRaWAN for low-power wide-area
  • Wi-Fi and wired for in-building
  • Carrier SIM management
Layer 3

Platform and ingestion

Device registry, provisioning, telemetry ingestion and time-series storage.

  • Device onboarding and identity
  • Telemetry pipelines
  • Time-series storage
  • Rules and alerting
Layer 4

Application and analytics

Dashboards, reports and the alerts that someone will actually act on.

  • Operational dashboards
  • Threshold and anomaly alerting
  • Integration with existing systems
  • Historical trend analysis
Layer 5

Security

Device identity, encrypted transport, segmented networks and a patch path for firmware — the part most IoT deployments discover late.

  • Per-device certificates
  • Encrypted transport
  • Network segmentation from IT
  • Firmware update mechanism
Lifecycle

Six stages, not a one-off install

Assess, design, pilot, deploy, operate, retire — with the retirement plan written at the design stage, because devices outlive the project that installed them.

Carriers

Airtel, Jio and Vodafone Idea

IoT connectivity is a carrier relationship as much as a technology choice. We hold all three national operators plus regional providers.

Connectivity

Networks we put the devices on

Devices, sensors and SIM connectivity

Engineering partner

Perfect Electroexim — hardware built to order, in India

Not every deployment is solved out of a catalogue. Where the enclosure, the radio or the sensor head has to be designed rather than bought, we work with Perfect Electroexim Pvt. Ltd., a defence and industrial engineering firm covering mechanical design, custom electronics, and maintenance of equipment nobody else still supports.

Perfect Electroexim

Custom mechanical

Enclosures engineered to military and mining standards, including explosion-proof housings, precision sheet metal and welded assemblies — with reverse engineering and thermal optimisation where an existing part has to be matched rather than redesigned.

Custom electronics

Wireless tactical communication carrying audio, video and data; opto-electronics including night vision and thermal imaging; and import substitution where a bought-in component needs a locally developed equivalent.

Design and analysis

Mechanical and circuit design in SolidWorks, Ansys and MasterCAM — 3D imaging, structural and thermal analysis, PCB layout and prototype builds before anything is committed to production.

Maintenance and overhaul

MRO across land, sea and air platforms, including equipment that has gone out of production and can no longer be supported by the original manufacturer.

Where a rollout needs purpose-built hardware alongside the connectivity and the platform, this is how we cover it — one integrator, with design and manufacturing behind it. Talk to us about a build.

Next step

Tell us what you are running today

We will tell you what we would change, and what it would cost. No obligation, and a named engineer on the call rather than an account manager.