SensorStack provides wireless IoT monitoring and a cloud dashboard for businesses managing buildings, equipment, and production operations. Its platform collects real-time sensor data and uses alerts and machine-learning analysis to help customers identify equipment issues, monitor energy use, and plan maintenance.
irmaIrma builds wireless sensor kits that help businesses track what is happening inside their locations and use real-time data to improve operations. Its ready-to-install systems can monitor foot traffic, noise and air quality, with insights shown through local displays or the Irma App. The hardware is designed to work without Wi‑Fi or internet, process data locally, and run on very little power.
InstaHubInstaHub is a building-monitoring company known for making sensor deployment unusually simple for facility and sustainability teams. Its plug-and-play systems collect building data without wiring, Wi-Fi, or IT setup, helping users uncover inefficiencies and make better decisions about operations.PHILADELPHIA, PA
NexelecSince 2009, Nexelec has designed and manufactures wireless IoT sensors, LoRaWAN gateways and the NAVIXIS platform for managing building safety, indoor conditions and energy performance. Its range extends from connected fire-safety devices to multi-parameter air-quality sensors, including TRACK+ stations built for outdoor monitoring and underground railway environments. Nexelec supports deployments across the United States and internationally, with NAVIXIS already used to monitor large real-estate portfolios.New York, NY
InterstacksSpun out of MAYA Design by Carnegie Mellon University engineering alumni, Interstacks builds modular industrial IoT hardware and software that connect machines and sensors to real-time dashboards, alerts, and analytics. Its stackable electronics and MyStacks cloud platform grew from more than 25 years of research and deployments in distributed computing, serving applications from factory machine monitoring to remote OEM equipment. Interstacks also offers private-labeled hardware and dashboards, giving equipment makers a way to add connected monitoring to new or existing products.PITTSBURGH, PA