Danish building automation developer Styrvel has signed a NeoMesh software licensing agreement with NeoCortec to power the wireless communication layer of its retrofit platform for existing commercial buildings.
Under the agreement, NeoMesh will link Styrvel’s battery-powered devices, such as room sensors and electronic radiator thermostats directly to the building gateway.
Because the protocol forms a self-organising network capable of handling large numbers of battery-operated nodes without cabling or dedicated repeaters, it directly addresses the primary hurdles of commercial retrofit deployments, including installation expenses, network scalability, and long-term battery life.
Leadership Comments
Remarks Cato Skibsted Fagermo, Founder and CEO of Styrvel: “For Styrvel, the key value of NeoMesh is that it allows us to build large-scale building automation without adding new communication infrastructure throughout the building. This supports our ambition to make retrofit building automation simpler to install and economically attractive for a much larger share of existing buildings.”
Thomas Steen Halkier, CEO at NeoCortec, comments: “We are very happy for Styrvel to use our NeoMesh wireless mesh technology, as we believe it is the most cost-effective way to implement an intelligent facility infrastructure for managing heating and indoor climate, especially when it comes to pre-existing buildings.”
Please visit www.neocortec.com for further information about NeoCortec’s NeoMesh technology.
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