Our Products
Driving Digital Change
Our Products
Driving Digital Change
Connecting Cities and Driving Digital Change
IntechnologySmartCities provide digital infrastructure, connectivity and managed services. Our approach is simple – we aim to help our customers Connect (through the IntechConnect connectivity platform), Inform themselves (through sensor solutions in IntechIoT) and Engage their audiences (through IntechEngage).
Our suite of products begins with powerful public WiFi coverage to connect entire towns or city centres, which serves as a futureproof foundation for emerging technologies to be supported.
Then, our range of IntechIoT sensors can begin to provide actionable data and analytics to town and city authorities in real time, revolutionising the way key public services are provided.
Finally, to deliver powerful and personalised messaging to local, engaged audiences, we can offer IntechEngage, a powerful toolkit for engagement with residents, businesses and visitors.
IntechConnect
IntechConnect
IntechIoT
Our broad range of IoT-enabled sensors can deliver real-time data and triggerable notifications on assets in a range of key sectors, allowing for intelligent, data-driven decision making and true transparency on current position.
IntechIoT
Our broad range of IoT-enabled sensors can deliver real-time data and triggerable notifications on assets in a range of key sectors, allowing for intelligent, data-driven decision making and true transparency on current position.
IntechEngage
Our digital engagement platform utilises AI-powered automation and optimization capabilities in order to deliver a fully tailored and personalised digital experience throughout your space.
IntechEngage
Existing deployments
A Smart Future... Happening Now
A recent report predicted that there will be 75 billion connected ‘things’ worldwide by 2025, while the UN predicts over two thirds of the world’s population will be living in urban areas by 2030.
If you’re not harnessing the data-driven insights our connected world can offer to improve urban management, there’s no better time to consider the transition. Other global cities – such as Scotland’s capital, Edinburgh – are already on their way to becoming modern, efficiently managed Smart Cities, and building an impressive reputation for effective digital city services.
