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Where we work

Across sectors

The technology repeats; the constraints do not. Here is how the same integration practice lands in four very different environments.

Education

Education

Where we started: labs and classrooms delivered around a curriculum and a school calendar, not just a purchase order.

What usually starts the conversation

A new building, a curriculum change, or an inspection that flagged the lab you already have.

What makes it different here

Work has to fit the school calendar — installed in term breaks, teachers trained before the first lesson, and equipment that survives thirty students a period.

Typical work

Robotics & STEM labsSmart classroomsSTEM labsTeacher training

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Corporate / offices

Corporate / offices

Standardised meeting rooms, workplace AV and building control — rolled out floor by floor with minimal disruption.

What usually starts the conversation

Rooms that behave differently floor to floor, or a fit-out where AV was left to the last package.

What makes it different here

The building stays open. Rooms are handed back one at a time, and every space has to work the same way so nobody needs a guide to start a call.

Typical work

Meeting roomsWorkplace AVAccess & controlMulti-site rollouts

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Manufacturing

Manufacturing

Retrofit monitoring and automation on existing lines, with the data visible where operations can use it.

What usually starts the conversation

Downtime nobody can explain, quality drift found after despatch, or reporting still assembled by hand at month end.

What makes it different here

Lines cannot stop for us. Monitoring is retrofitted inside production windows, onto the controllers already on the floor, without touching machine safety.

Typical work

Line monitoringVision inspectionOEE dashboardsAutomation retrofit

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Logistics & Supply Chain

Logistics & Supply Chain

Warehouse and yard visibility, barcode and RFID tracking, inventory management and fleet monitoring — built around the flow of goods rather than a single site.

What usually starts the conversation

Stock counts that never match the system, pallets lost between yard and rack, or a customer asking where their shipment is.

What makes it different here

Coverage has to hold across the whole flow — yard, dock, rack and vehicle — including the cold, dust and wide open spans where scanning and wireless usually fail.

Typical work

Warehouse automationFleet & asset trackingInventory visibilityYard management
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