BLUTECH · Solutions
Blutech connects cubicle availability, environmental conditions and service events to live displays and a shared operations dashboard. Designed for property teams managing busy washrooms in offices, airports, hospitals and shopping centres.
Discuss your projectHeatMap sensing and project-selected door sensors provide occupancy signals. Vacancy indicators and Smart Info Station displays help visitors find available facilities, while Halo gives authorised teams a floorplan view.
Bring occupancy, indoor air quality, service requests and water-leak events into one operating view. Teams can use current conditions and event history to prioritise checks and agree response workflows instead of relying only on fixed rounds.
LoRaWAN gateways connect distributed devices to Blutech Core. Bluetooth supports selected local responses. Existing BMS connections, data mapping, power and network requirements are agreed for each project.
Privacy-preserving 16×12 thermal sensing for occupancy and spatial insight.
A slim, architectural indicator for connected washroom cubicles and availability zones.
A wall-mounted information interface that brings live building and IoT data into the physical space.
Connected indoor-air-quality sensing for temperature, humidity and PM2.5, with project-specific parameters available.
An indoor 8-channel gateway for connecting distributed LoRaWAN devices to the Blutech IoT Platform.
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A whole-building smart-washroom deployment connecting 230 cubicles from B1 to 6/F with occupancy visibility and government network integration.
More than 300 connected devices support smart-washroom operations and occupancy- and environmental-data-led ventilation coordination.
A passenger-facing and operator-facing smart-washroom system connecting facility supplies, leakage, occupancy, lighting and indoor-air-quality information.
Measure availability visibility, service response time and the number of manual checks before and after a pilot. The EMSD case study documents 230 connected cubicles across B1–6/F; project scope and operating results differ by site.
No. Blutech uses thermal occupancy sensing and, where appropriate, mmWave or door sensors without conventional camera imagery in private spaces.
Yes. The scope can start with selected cubicles or one floor. A site survey confirms wireless coverage, sensor placement, display locations and the interfaces needed by the property team.
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