For years, selling hardware has been an essential part of the business for smart lighting installers and integrators. But the market is entering a new phase.
For years, cybersecurity in buildings, infrastructure and industrial systems has been… secondary. The new European NIS2 Directive comes to change that. And it’s not a recommendation. It is an obligation.
In many automation and supervision projects, the problem is not getting started. The real challenge comes when everything works, the customer wants more, the installation grows and the system must keep up with that growth without becoming complex, slow or unmanageable. That’s where you separate solutions that simply “work” from solutions that are truly future-proof....
In a technology installation, true success is not measured by hardware, software or initial design alone. It is measured by how contingencies are dealt with, who is on the other side when questions arise y how close the support team feels to the customer..
Systems that do not talk to each other? Forget about gateways, proprietary licenses and hours of configuration. With a single Adquio controller you can orchestrate HVAC, lighting, security, renewables, and any other subsystem from a single point of sale. A single web platform.
Install in minutes. Manage from your mobile. Save from day one. And all with Adquio. Because today, it is not enough for your installation to work: it has to talk to you. Showing you, in real time, what is happening inside your space. Where you are spending more, when it is convenient to adjust schedules...
In previous posts, we have told you about how Adquio supports and manages dynamic building lighting. But today, we bring you something even more special: a video where you can see how Adquio adapts the lighting to the structural changes of the building with a simple click! We hope you enjoy this video as much...
As we all know, nowadays there are many projects focused on energy optimization. On the one hand, because of the benefit to our planet, and on the other hand, because technological advances mean that changes to improve lighting often pay for themselves quickly. This is especially relevant in public lighting, where it is not only...
