Edge to headend,
by design.
The systems we design stand on a deliberate two-layer architecture: Milesight at the sensing edge, Tridium Niagara at the integration headend. Best-in-class hardware and a truly open software platform — which we specify for openness and longevity, then leave your integrator to build.
Milesight.
Milesight builds the LoRaWAN sensing layer — reliable, long-range, ultra-low-power devices with end-to-end encryption. Wireless deployment reaches basements, plant rooms and retrofits where running new cable was never economic, and feeds clean data upward into the headend.
LoRaWAN Sensors
Air quality, temperature, humidity, CO₂, occupancy, leak detection and sub-metering — long-range, battery-powered, deployed without new cabling.
IoT Gateways
Field gateways that aggregate sensor data and bridge it to the network, with on-device diagnostics and remote management.
Edge Controllers
Programmable controllers for autonomous local logic — acting on conditions in real time, even when the network is down.
Tridium Niagara.
The Niagara Framework is an open, vendor-neutral software platform that has become a de-facto standard for building integration worldwide. It connects and normalises nearly any device or protocol, runs the control logic, and presents the whole building as one secured, coherent system.
Open Integration
Normalises data from nearly any device or protocol — BACnet, Modbus, OPC UA, SNMP and more — into one unified model.
Control Engine
Not just monitoring: a logic engine that runs control sequences, schedules, alarms and trends across every connected system.
Secure Supervision
Role-based access, cyber-secure connectivity and cloud-enabled remote engineering — the operator's single source of truth.
One stack, chosen
for the long term.
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