amBX signs Danish partner, IoT Simplified

 IoT Simplified are a commissioning engineering company that integrates ventilation, lighting, access control, meeting booking and several other systems under one single solution.

The Danish installer was seeking a flexible, open-architecture platform that would allow them to simply link multiple systems, aggregate data and converge it all into a single source. This requires a system that can communicate in multiple languages or protocols simultaneously.

Carsten Joshua Hedegaard, MD, IoT Simplified, states that “The reality of IoT just caught up with the idea of it. SmartCore differs from other IoT solutions in a number of areas, including fast installation, software-based solution, one unified dashboard for the entire building, flexible architecture, compatible with various protocols and easy to maintain”.

amBX design and develop software solutions for smart buildings and smart lighting with the aim to improve the smart building industry with interoperable solutions. They are passionate about partnerships and collaborations, providing key users with the very best smart, sustainable solutions for both new and old buildings – driving positive change globally.

As a partner of amBX, IoT Simplified will be able to add additional value to their solutions, completing installations faster and saving them money. The solution also helps them overcome data visualisation and technical challenges through bespoke integration. The ability to offer customers a custom UI is an added bonus; having a user-friendly front end enables data that is captured to be viewed in real-time, interacted with and made useful.

Phil Cross, CEO at amBX, said, “we are really pleased to be working with IoT Simplified and welcome them into our partner network whilst growing our presence in Europe. Carsten has validated the benefits of SmartCore and has experienced the value we can add, saving him vast amounts of time and money when installing smart IoT solutions; we aim to empower our partners, helping them to overcome challenges such as limited resources”.