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Protocols, platforms and the parts of building automation that are harder than they look.
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CompanyConnected. Intelligent. Invisible.The best technology is the one that simply works, without demanding attention. An interview with CEO Koray Duran on where Inspinia goes next.Read
AwardSkyThings named IoT Enterprise App Development Platform of the YearThe 10th annual IoT Breakthrough Awards recognised SkyThings. One app, all systems, any device.Read
KNXFuture-proofing KNX: extending the power of a proven standardKNX has been the backbone of building automation for three decades. The question is no longer whether it is relevant, but how to make it future-ready.Read
iNELSiNELS BUS now integrates fully with Inspinia touch panelsThe panel becomes a direct replacement for the iNELS central unit: one interface for wired and wireless devices alike.Read
iNELSWireless harmony: iNELS and Inspinia in perfect syncRetrofit without opening walls, with radio devices behaving as native components of a professional wired system.Read
WirelessWireless home automation that works: Zigbee, Wi-Fi and iNELS RFThree wireless routes into the same system. Which one belongs in which project.Read
PartnershipInspinia and Shelly: Wi-Fi devices in a professional systemShelly Plus and Gen3 devices, integrated so they work alongside KNX rather than instead of it.Read
Home automationThe guide to integrating home automation systemsWhat integration actually means, where it pays off, and what to check before you buy anything.Read
BMSThe future of building management systems: the trends that stuckSmarter communication modules, open protocols and a sharper focus on energy: what is actually changing in BMS.Read
IoTThe role of IoT gateways in connected homes and buildingsThe piece in the middle: collecting from the sensors, deciding what matters, and passing the rest upstream.ReadStill deciding? Ask us directly.
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