IoT Development Company

Cost depends on the number of machines or sites, the sensors and gateways needed, and the dashboards and integrations required. A pilot on a few machines keeps the first investment small and proves the value. We send a fixed written quote covering software, setup and support, with hardware listed separately.

It depends on the scope. A pilot connecting a handful of machines with a live dashboard is usually a matter of weeks; a plant-wide rollout with alerts, reports and ERP integration takes a few months. We expand in stages, adding machines and features once the pilot is running well, and you get a written timeline before any work starts.

Yes. Older machines can be monitored using add-on sensors for current, vibration, temperature or cycle count, connected through an industrial gateway. Newer machines with PLCs can share data directly over protocols such as Modbus, OPC UA or MQTT. We survey your machines and suggest the simplest option.

IoT covers any connected device, from smart homes to wearables. Industrial IoT, or IIoT, focuses on factories, utilities and infrastructure, where reliability, security and integration with machines and business systems matter most. We build IIoT solutions for manufacturing, energy and facility monitoring.

Yes. Devices connect through encrypted channels, each gateway has its own credentials, and dashboards use role-based access so staff see only what they need. Machine networks are kept separate from office networks where possible. Data is stored on secure cloud or on-premise servers with regular backups.

Yes. Production counts, downtime, energy use and quality readings can flow into ERP modules automatically, removing manual shift entries and the errors that come with them. This works with the ERP we build and with other systems that offer an API or a reliable data import.