City and building systems fail on operations rather than on technology. The sensor works; the fleet of four thousand of them, across nine sites, on three connectivity types, with two firmware versions, is what becomes unmanageable. Faststream builds these systems around provisioning, update and diagnostics from the start.
| Application | Platforms drawn on | Products involved |
|---|---|---|
| Occupancy and space utilisation | Connected Edge, Vision | Sensors, edge inference |
| Building environment monitoring | Connected Edge | LPWAN sensors, gateways |
| Waste and collection management | Connected Edge | Fill-level sensors, routing analytics |
| Street and municipal lighting | Connected Edge | Controllers, gateways, device management |
| Facility safety monitoring | Vision | Video analytics, edge compute |
| Large-scale fleet operations | Connected Edge | Device management, OTA, IoT Simulator |
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Operations rather than technology. Provisioning, configuration management, staged update, diagnostics and access control across thousands of devices on mixed connectivity is the hard part; the individual sensor rarely is.
With the IoT Simulator, which generates realistic populations of simulated sensors and gateways across MQTT, MQTT-SN and LoRaWAN, so ingest, alerting and platform behaviour can be exercised at fleet scale before hardware exists.
Tell us the specification, the constraint and the deadline. Programmes that cross silicon, radio, embedded and AI are where Faststream is strongest.