Smart city IoT solutions executed in isolation is one step forward, but what if there was a way to integrate these initiatives, accelerating city sustainability, improving planning and government efficiencies.
Accelerate your city sustainability and innovation agenda by consolidating existing disparate IoT devices, infrastructure, systems and smart city applications into one centralised IoT Platform. With VROC you can monitor, control and analyse an unlimited number of systems from one centralised platform, and then apply no-code AI for advanced insights.
VROC supports your council's innovation agenda, with our Smart City IoT Platform you can;
City and Council asset management and operations teams can connect a wide range of assets into OASIS to improve their efficiencies. Real-time alerts, monitoring, and automations plus future predictions with VROC’s OPUS AI platform, assists teams to plan maintenance more accurately, saving costs as they move from reactive and preventative maintenance to predictive maintenance.
By connecting all city equipment and infrastructure into OASIS, Sustainability Officers are able to calculate energy baselines, identify areas of significant use and performance opportunities with insights to make operational improvements. By using historical and real time data, cities can access continuous advanced analytics to improve energy efficacy with continuous improvement.
Read MoreBuilding management systems often co-exist alongside other systems such as HVAC, air conditioning, access control, building lighting, etc. City operations and maintenance teams often monitor multiple systems and then co-ordinate work, frequently wasting time visiting buildings unnecessarily. By connecting these existing systems into OASIS, teams can get a better picture of the building, and insights to help improve maintenance planning and reduce running costs.
Smart street and decorative lighting projects are an excellent way of making a city more attractive for visitors and improving safety. By connecting existing lighting IoT sensors across a city, operations and events teams can have unparalleled access and control to monitor their lighting networks and schedule lighting sequences to tie in with city events.
Client supply of historical data and set-up of real-time streaming
VROC data ingestion and real-time data streaming connection
Client training, data visualisation and dashboard creation
Real-time monitoring, alerts and data insights. Client starts delivering business value
Ready to embark on a pilot project or roll-out the innovation enterprise wide? Perhaps you need assistance integrating your systems or accessing your data? We have a solution to help you as you progress through your digital transformation.
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DataHUB4.0 is our enterprise data historian solution, OPUS is our Auto AI platform and OASIS is our remote control solution for Smart Cities and Facilities.
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Ready to embark on a pilot project or roll-out AI innovation enterprise wide? Perhaps you need assistance integrating your systems or storing your big data? Whatever the situation, we are ready to help you on your digital transformation.
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