Integrations & IoT

Your equipment already exists. We connect it.

Most operational problems are not in the new software: they are in the data trapped inside equipment that does not talk to anything else. We build the layer that connects them and keep it monitored.

  • Industrial and video protocols, without replacing hardware
  • Local buffers: nothing is lost when the link drops
  • Alarms with an owner and an action, not just colours on a dashboard
PLC / RTU modbus · opc-ua Cámaras rtsp · onvif RFID / báscula epc · serial Gateway en sitio lectura por protocolo nativo · buffer local · publicación mqtt/tls Plataforma de monitoreo normalización · reglas · roles thingsboard ce Series de tiempo postgresql histórico · respaldos Tableros por sitio y región Alarmas escalado Reportes / API export · api
From field to decision read · transport · platform · action

Coverage

Protocols and equipment we integrate

Industrial

Plant controllers and sensors, without changing the control logic you already run.

  • Modbus TCP / RTU
  • OPC-UA
  • PLC and RTU

Messaging

Reliable transport between field and platform, with authentication and retries.

  • MQTT / MQTTS
  • HTTP and webhooks
  • Queues and retries

Video and security

Cameras and access control integrated into the same operational view.

  • RTSP / ONVIF
  • ISAPI
  • Access control

Field

Identification, weighing and power: the data that is still written on paper today.

  • RFID UHF / EPC
  • Scales and load cells
  • SNMP / UPS / GPS

Scenarios

Where it is used

Tolling and weighing

Lane status, barriers, traffic lights, weight indicators and cameras in one view, with records per shift and per operator.

  • Manual and electronic tolling
  • Dynamic and static weighing

Surveillance and access

Recording, access events and video analytics integrated into operations, with alerts that reach the person who must act.

  • IP and PTZ cameras
  • Access events
  • Escalating alerts

Power and continuity

UPS, generators and consumption monitored so failures are anticipated instead of discovered after an outage.

  • Battery and load status
  • Consumption per circuit
  • Backup alerts

Architecture

How the integration is assembled

We install an on-site gateway that reads each device over its native protocol and publishes the data over MQTT. The gateway keeps what it could not send on disk and synchronises once the link returns: operations do not depend on the network.

On the other side, the monitoring platform receives, normalises and stores time series. On that base we build per-station dashboards, alarms with explicit rules and reports that can be exported or queried through an API.

  • On-site gateway with local buffer and reconnection sync
  • Normalisation by device type and unit of measure
  • History in a time-series database (PostgreSQL)
  • Alarm rules with hysteresis, owner and escalation
  • Dashboards per site, per region and a national roll-up
  • Role-based access and a record of who queried what

Platform

What we build it with

Base

Monitoring
ThingsBoard CE (Apache 2.0 licence)
Data
PostgreSQL / TimescaleDB, Redis
Deployment
Docker Compose on our VPS or the client’s

Operations

Availability
Automatic start, health checks and supervised restart
Backups
Daily copy of database and configuration
Security
TLS, roles, rotatable tokens and audit log

Which piece of equipment is leaving you blind?

Bring the list of devices and protocols: the assessment defines what can be read today, what needs a gateway and what the first version costs.