Sensory Systems
Inputs that empower buildings to sense and adapt.
A well-designed space does more than respond to commands. It senses. Invisible layers of technology read the air, the light, the movement, and even the quiet rhythms of machines. These signals guide a home or workplace to adapt on its own, keeping environments safe, balanced, and alive with comfort. You do not notice the sensors. You notice the ease they create.
Air Quality
Balance the air, protect what matters.
Temperature and humidity sensors regulate climate and prevent damage from mold. CO₂ and VOC sensors keep air fresh and healthy. Particulate sensors monitor smoke and dust. Carbon monoxide and gas detectors guard against invisible hazards, creating a space that always feels safe to breathe.
Water & Safety
Early signals with automatic protection.
Water sensors sit quietly under appliances, in basements, and along plumbing runs. They detect leaks, measure flow, and monitor tank levels, watching for the smallest changes. When something goes wrong, the system does more than notify, it can automatically shut off supply lines to prevent escalation. These safeguards stop problems before they spread, protecting finishes, infrastructure, and peace of mind.
Security & Perimeter
Boundaries that watch without intrusion.
Door, window, gate, and garage contacts provide clear awareness of openings. Glass-break and vibration sensors detect tampering or breaches. Mailbox and delivery sensors confirm arrivals, while asset tags track valuables and collections. Panic buttons serve as discreet personal safety triggers, extending security into everyday life.
Vision & AI
Awareness through intelligent eyes.
People counting and heat maps track real-time occupancy. Facial and license plate recognition create seamless and secure access. Behavior analysis detects loitering or crowding, while object monitoring protects belongings and flags unattended items. Vision adds intelligence beyond what traditional sensors provide.
Presence & Occupancy
Occupancy awareness for contextual response.
Floor pressure, PIR motion, and ultrasonic sensors detect both movement and stillness. Entry and exit beams track flow and presence. These inputs allow spaces to adapt lighting, comfort, and security in real time, so the environment responds naturally to how people live within it.
Weather & Daylight
Nature in harmony with design.
Daylight sensors measure brightness and color temperature, syncing interior light with the sun. Rain and wind sensors close automated windows, retract awnings, and pause irrigation. UV sensors protect fabrics and finishes. Weather stations combine multiple data points to shape the building’s daily rhythm in balance with nature.
Sound & Acoustic
Listening for safety, preserving peace.
Acoustic sensors hear what people cannot. They detect glass breaking, gunshots, signs of aggression or distress. Noise monitoring maintains comfort in living and working areas. Ambient audio awareness confirms occupancy and identifies unusual activity, blending safety with an acoustic calm.
Energy
Monitoring, protection, and resilience.
Energy is more than usage; it is the health of the building. Sensors track current draw to reveal equipment wear before failure, monitor loads across zones, and surface waste or inefficiency. Power quality sensing detects surges, dips, and distortion, protecting sensitive systems. Outage awareness coordinates safe shutdowns, reserves, or backup generators. Dashboards give owners clarity, aligning comfort and resilience. Energy intelligence keeps systems stable, extends life, and ensures uninterrupted living.