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Your employees feel it and your patients notice it; IAQ
But do you measure it too? In many healthcare institutions, the technical department focuses primarily on monitoring the installations responsible for air treatment and purification. This involves continuously monitoring the operation of air handling units, filters, fans, pressure differences, temperature, and humidity, among other things, to ensure that the systems function according to established standards. How one smart sensor makes air quality in your healthcare facility


Sensor of the week(36): Temperature sensing
LoRaWAN for Smarter Temperature Monitoring Lorawan temperature sensor In healthcare settings, whether in pharmacies, hospitals, or industrial storage facilities,temperature control is mission-critical. Even minor fluctuations in cold chain environments can compromise medication efficacy, patient safety, and regulatory compliance. That’s where LoRaWAN (Long Range Wide Area Network) comes into play: a wireless, cost-efficient IoT network that enables seamless, long-range senso


Sensor of the week(35): Fill grade
Fill grade for waste and hygiene management Haltian Beam A fill grade sensor is a smart monitoring device designed to measure the level of materials in containers, bins, and dispensers. Instead of relying on manual checks, walking or driving around to see if bins are full, these sensors provide real-time insights into fill levels, saving time, labor, and resources. They can be applied across a wide range of scenarios, from tracking soap or paper towel levels in dispensers to


Sensor of the week(34): Radar Fall Detection (No camera)
Technology: Lorawan Power Source: USB-C 5V Radar Fall Detector Smart care, without compromise. The world is aging at an unprecedented...
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