Offline-first by default
Data is captured and held locally, then reconciled when a connection returns. Connectivity is treated as an occasional bonus, not an assumption.
Applied Field Technology
FieldLab
Systems that have to keep working when the network does not.
Technology built for the field.
Most IoT platforms are designed for places with reliable power and coverage. FieldLab exists because the places we work in have neither. It is the line of work where our sensing, telemetry and edge systems are built and put in front of heat, dust, rain and a mobile signal that comes and goes.
What it does
Inside FieldLab
Power you can actually supply
Solar and battery sizing done against the bad week, not the average one. A device that dies during a cloudy spell is not a monitoring system.
Repairable hardware
Built from parts that can be sourced locally and replaced in a workshop, because a sensor that has to go back to a vendor is a sensor that stays broken.
Data that reaches a decision
Field data is only worth collecting if it lands somewhere a person will look. The pipeline runs through to dashboards and reports rather than stopping at a database.
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