Device dashboards, data pipelines, alerts and control apps that turn sensor data into automated decisions.
IoT automation connects sensors and devices to software so equipment, buildings or operations can be monitored and controlled in real time. Vnerds builds the software layer: cloud data pipelines, live dashboards, alert rules, and web and mobile control apps that turn device data into action. We work with devices you already own, or help you choose new ones.
You are a good fit if your team checks equipment manually, finds out about faults too late, or collects device data that nobody uses. We build on our cloud and mobile experience, including the SkyOrcus cloud monitoring platform. Every IoT project starts with a small pilot on a few devices, so you see real readings and alerts before scaling up.
- Device, protocol and data review
- Cloud data pipelines and live dashboards
- Rules, alerts and automated actions
- Web and mobile control apps with a security plan
We focus on the software: data pipelines, dashboards, alerts and apps. We can recommend suitable sensors and gateways and work alongside your hardware supplier or installer, so you get one connected system rather than separate parts that don’t talk to each other.
We work with common IoT protocols such as MQTT, HTTP/REST and Modbus, and cloud platforms such as AWS IoT Core and Azure IoT Hub. We choose based on your devices, data volume, budget and the systems your team already uses.
Usually, yes, as long as the devices can share data through a network, gateway or API. In a short audit we review your device models and data formats, then tell you honestly what can be connected and what may need replacing.
We use encrypted connections, unique credentials for each device, and role-based access so people only see what they need. Every project includes a plan for software updates, access logs and alerts for unusual activity, so security stays strong after launch.
A pilot connects a few devices at one site with one clear goal, such as alerting your team when a temperature goes out of range. You get a working dashboard, live alerts and a short report on whether scaling up makes sense.