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    Solutions

    Here are key sectors and applications where our advanced InaMesh technology can be effectively implemented to provide scalable, reliable, and cost-efficient connectivity solutions.

    WildFires Prevention

    10 000 km2

    Extensive coverage

    1-60 minutes

    Extremely early wildfire detection

    Up to 4 years

    Autonomous work

    1000 s

    Nodes network

    What's in the result?

    The network can can cover hundred kilometers extremely large areas
    Low power consumption, autonomous operation for several years without power source replacement
    Real-time” provision of critical parameters - temperature, humidity, and CO2 for early detection and intervention
    Seamless integration with existing wildfire management systems and customizable to meet specific needs and requirements
    Extreamly early wildfire detection and enhanced effectiveness
    Cost and Energy Efficiency Advantages Over Conventional Methods

    How does it work?

    Hardware units, deployed via helicopters or drones for sensing CO2, temperature, and humidity changes, parameters are customized
    Know-how data transfer protocol - a groundbreaking solution for long-distance data transmission requiring minimal infrastructure investments. With just 1–2 gateways, you can effortlessly transfer data across hundreds of kilometres.
    Integrated Software system for timely notifications to fire security department, enabling swift intervention to suppress fires at early stages

    Why do we need an effective wildfires detection system?

    Over 65,000 wildfires last year
    Destroyed more than 11 million hectares of forest
    Wildfire damages cost up to $200 billion yearly
    Increasing wildfires devastate lives and property
    Traditional methods for preventing wildfires fall short
    The lack of timely signals hampers the effective detection and prevention of wildfires

    Smart lighting

    • 6 100 km highway E80km
    • Street lights every 50 m
    • 122 000 pcs fixture

    1-2 gateways

    to control

    1000 s

    streetlights

    No huge

    investments

    300 times less price

    for connectivity

    Typical challenges related to lighting management

    Inability to detect a broken or flickering fixture on the highway or in the city remotely
    Expenses for dedicated team management and ticket processing
    High cost of a connection system with the use of GSM-connection

    What's in the result?

    Significant operational and connectivity costs reduction
    Monitoring the quality of work and the state of the network
    Own an independent data network without extra expenses
    Top-level ticketing and network monitoring system
    Your city is one of the first to use next-gen technology building n-hops mesh networks
    Better lighting quality and less energy consumption
    Small maintenance time

    Solar Fields

    No scale limitations:
    30km x 30km and more
    No internet needed

    to operate
    Automated field

    force management

    Remote Solar Fields Monitoring Challenges

    Undetected solar panel downtime - $100,000 in annual losses for a 10 MW solar farm
    Efficiency loss due to dust & debris - 30% month, potentially losing $3,000 per MW in energy revenue
    Inability to pinpoint panel faults' locations escalates maintenance costs and energy losses - 5-10% annual loss

    What Benefits do Companies Receive

    Operational Savings (OPEX) - no connectivity costs, reducing operational expenses and manual monitoring needs.
    Capital Efficiency (CAPEX) - zero infrastructure investment, extending panel lifespan and minimizing upgrade costs.
    Maximum fast detection and predictive maintenance - AI use for predictive maintenance, enabling maximum fast detection of issues before they escalate, preventing costly unplanned downtime and ensuring rapid response to maintain operational efficiency.
    Operational efficiency - ensures peak panel performance, boosting energy production and revenue with existing assets. 

    How InaMesh differs from

    traditional monitoring methods

    Smart meters reading

    How does it work

    Hardware units – ISA readers
    An affordable solution for collecting data from any type meters in real-time
    Data transfer protocol - Groundbreaking solution for long-distance data transmission requiring minimal infrastructure investments. With just 1-2 gateways, you can effortlessly transfer data across the city.
    Integrated software system - An AI-driven system recognizes, processes and stores data received from metering devices in the database.

    1

    Reads information

    The ISA device is mounted on the meters reader. The device is registered and configured in the program (web application) using a chatbot
    2

    Sends to the server

    Meter readings are photographed and transmitted to the Server without the need for the controller-person to be present at the facility
    3

    Processes data

    The readings received from metering devices are recognized and stored in the database

    What's in the result

    Reliable system for monitoring and collecting readings from all types of meters in one database (water, heat, electricity, gas)
    Monitoring trends and anomalies in consumption - tracking resource consumption trends and warning the system about abnormal resource consumption
    Independently transmitting the readings taken at one time via mesh network to the server
    Capable of detecting unauthorized access to the switchboard or control cabinet, as well as monitoring temperature extremes such as overheating or fire
    The potential for remote shutdown of the consumer

    Typical challenges with meter readings tracking

    Price & Time

    • Time consuming and Expensive reading process
    • Each of the 1000+ must be processed manually

    Inaccurate Billing

    Impossible to take readings from all meaters at the same time

    Location access restrictions

    Lack of regular access to meters for reading