Connection to the network was as easy as turning on a switch.
The 0G Network is fast, reliable, low cost, long-range, flexible and can provide coverage in all the locations where we need it. Taylor says, “ We partnered with Cre8tec because RATSENSE is world-leading digital rodent surveillance technology that runs on the Thinxtra 0G Network. The Thinxtra 0G Network is the public, low-cost, low-power, wide area network dedicated to connecting Internet of Things (IoT) devices over long distances. Activity data is captured and sent to a centralised base station through the most challenging environments, including basements and cellars, via the Thinxtra 0G Network, powered by Sigfox.
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To install RATSENSE, trained Adams technicians place infrared sensor-based tracking devices, running on long-life batteries, around a property to monitor rodents in real-time. Cre8tec offers a market-leading IoT-enabled solution for digital rodent surveillance: RATSENSE.
In 2017, Taylor and his team consulted with Cre8tec, an Internet of Things (IoT) solution provider. Next we tried SIM cards, but we found the battery life too short to be sustainable and the business case simply didn’t stack up.” In practice, Wi-Fi had poor range where we needed it to work and it became expensive because of the number of hardware, modems and repeater stations necessary to cover a commercial building. Taylor says, “ Our first project with sensor-based technology used Wi-Fi to connect sensors. Such activities are often concealed in challenging environments including basements, cellars or structural foundations encased in thick concrete. Rodents create nests, holes and runways which are used repeatedly to move between nesting areas and food and water sources.
The Adams Pest Control team explored sensor-based technology to detect and control rodent activity.
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