We steward the open technologies that complete your IoT solution and offer impartial guidance to help you get it across the line—and beyond.
Our Product: Open Source Middleware
The physical world is complicated & messy. IoT middleware simplifies the capture of clean data.
Representing physical context as digital data.
Our Pareto Anywhere middleware makes sense of
who/what is where/how
in a standard way.
Make Sense of Things
In any physical space, in real time, with a single standard data format.
Interoperability at the ♥ of an open ecosystem.
Collect sensor data
Make sense of what is how?
Using the Bluetooth Low Energy & EnOcean Alliance wireless sensors of your choice.
Analyse occupancy
Make sense of how many occupants are where?
Anonymously, using any combination of occupancy sensors and ambient signals from mobile devices.
Track assets
Make sense of what is where?
Using the RAIN RFID & Bluetooth Low Energy tags of your choice.
Locate personnel
Make sense of who is where?
Using the Bluetooth Low Energy badges and wearables of your choice.
Detect interactions
Make sense of who is interacting with whom (or what)?
Using off-the-shelf Bluetooth Low Energy devices running our open source DirAct embedded software.
Realise your application
Make sense of what matters to you!
With the freedom to extend and adapt our modular middleware—it's open source!
Our Business: Impartial Guidance
An open IoT affords you choices. Let us inform your choices for better outcomes.
Our products are free to use. Leverage our team as an extension of your own.
Our unique model assures impartial guidance towards the IoT solutions that make sense for your organisation—which equally guides the continuous evolution of our open technologies supporting your solutions.
It's win-win both ways!
Our Clients: Forward-Looking
We guide forward-looking organisations & integrators alike to realise their IoT solutions.
Together, we make sense of things.
Making sense of
Published, not patented
Join us in Ottawa for our second publication at an IEEE World Forum on the Internet of Things.
Scientific Publications