Successfully transition your model to Industry 4.0

Buildings are now the biggest consumers of energy. We have designed a package to reduce and better manage the energy expenses of buildings.   Buildings at the crossroads of ecological challenges In France, buildings are the largest consumers of energy. They account for 44% of energy consumption, compared to 31% for transport. This consumption generates more than 123 million tonnes of greenhouse gases. Moreover, natural resources are running out. However, the scarcer fossil fuels become, the more the decrease in supply will lead to higher costs, particularly for the heating of buildings. In this context, French Law No. 2015-992 of 17 August 2015 aims to ensure that all buildings in the French building inventory reach low energy consumption levels at a rate of 500,000 energy renovations per year.   Solving the environment-comfort-economy equation As the guardian of one or more buildings, you are at the intersection of these challenges. You must work to improve the well-being…

Monitor the filling of your containers, and optimise waste collection from your industrial sites.   The challenges of waste collection optimised for industrial sites  These days, industrial sites are confronted with important challenges related to waste and the environment. The increase in the number of storage containers makes collection more difficult. A range of different problems can be encountered. The first being overflowing containers, blocking a collection point and having a direct impact on people occupying the site as well as the surrounding environment. The second is non-optimised collection, resulting in the mobilisation of material, financial and human resources for containers that aren’t full.   Faced with these challenges, we offer a solution that optimises the collection of your waste from industrial sites via the IoT.  Contact us Discover our solution We equip your containers with sensors that measure the fill rate, as well as buttons on the outside which…

Every 20 minutes, a species disappears.   Biodiversity is threatened In the face of an ever-developing society, increasingly massive urbanisation and growing pollution, it is becoming more and more difficult to protect biodiversity. It is in under threat and to protect it, we need to combat: Pollution Reduction of natural environments Overexploitation of wildlife Invasive non-native species Climate change Lengthy and costly monitoring Today, inventories are carried out manually and require the mobilisation of resources (people, equipment, time). The average duration of an inventory is 2 to 3 years for a municipality, and varies according to the size, the degree of thoroughness required and the ecological complexity of the area. The results must then be analysed and formalised internally before an action plan can be prepared. An inventory can cost up to €38,000 which is a very significant investment.   All this results in fragmented analyses over time, species counts…

Plan ahead for the refilling of your tanks by continuously monitoring their fill level. Birdz provides solutions to service stations and manufacturers. How does our solution work? Birdz designs fill level sensors that are suitable for different types of petroleum product tanks. These sensors transmit data via IoT networks (LoRaWAN; Sigfox; Homerider). Fill levels are collected by the Birdz IoT Drive platform and integrated into an application for operational staff, including alert functions… transmitted through user-friendly applications or as an alarm on your mobile phone. Do you have a question? A project? Need more information?   Our experts are here to answer you Contact us