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Below a few examples of Necoso customers and projects that we
did for them in the past...
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SMS Switch
The SMS Switch is a product that was developed
exclusively for TWS Technologies. The 'SMS Switch' is a small
switchbox for remotely switching on/off of 220V devices with SMS
messages. The SMS switch is very user-friendly and can be directly
installed between device-to-be-switched and the mains socket.
Click
here
for more detailed information about the SMS Switch project.
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Nefit LogBox
The LogBox is
data logger box that was developed for Nefit by Necoso. Its primary
task is to ‘watch over’ a boiler at the site of a Nefit customer.
This ‘watching over’ involves continuous gathering of boiler
telemetry and checking if the boiler is functioning within its
normal operational perimeters
Click
here
for more detailed information about the LogBox project.
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IF350
The
Favonian IF350 box is an add-on device for military radio
equipment that allows for automated antenna filter steering and
remote radio control over ethernet. The IF350 hardware is based on a
Favonian motherboard and a Necoso network module. Necoso also did all the
application software development for the network module.
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Windmill-On-Air
In 2003 a partnership for GSM based
network connectivity solutions was founded by Necoso,
Siemens,
Zenitel and
Telfort.
One of the first initiatives resulting from
this partnership is the Windmill-On-Air showcase project. The
project demonstrates the use of GSM and internet technology
for wireless machine-to-machine (M2M) communications. The
Windmill-On-Air project is an interactive GSM showcase built around
the
largest windmill in the Netherlands which is located next to the
A12 highway, near Zoetermeer. The showcase enables a user to get
telemetric information about the windmill using SMS. A webcam at the
top of the windmill uses GPRS technology to for camera control and
transmission of its panoramic pictures.
Click
here
for more detailed information about Windmill-On-Air project.
Click here
for more detailed information about the partnership for GSM based
M2M solutions.
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Nefit boilers
on-line
Nefit
is one of Europe's leading companies in boiler and heating
technology.
For Nefit we
realized an evaluation project that enables access to a boiler using
ethernet and GSM technology. A web interface was created that allows
a user to view the boiler settings and error logs with a webbrowser.
GSM technology was used to enable remote control with a mobile phone
(SMS). SMS is also used by the boiler itself for reporting errors to
a service organization.
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Increased
magic for the Magic Ball
The Magic Ball is an advertising
product from Lumino. De
Magic Ball is glass ball that projects advertising text messages in
very eye-catching way. Using fast rotating LED technology an optical
illusion is created in which the text messages seem to 'float'
inside the ball.
By default the texts for the Magic
Ball are programmed locally and manually, using an infra-red
remote control. Necoso has realized a number of ID1021 based
solutions for the Magic Ball that add more 'magic' and enable remote
and automated updating of the Magic Ball messages. The solutions
include support for programming the texts for one or more Magic Balls using a web page,
SMS, or GPRS.
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Silica is the
distributor of Renesas
microcontrollers in the Benelux. The network connectivity modules of
Necoso are based on Renesas microcontrollers. In close cooperation
with Silica and Siemens have
realized a number of demo suitcase for promotional purposes that
demonstrate the full potential of embedded internet and GSM
connectivity with Renesas microcontrollers and Siemens GSM modules.
The demo suitcases include the following:
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Necoso ID1021 module.
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LCD display for displaying of text and graphics.
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Siemens GSM modem for wireless remote control
(SMS, GSM data, GPRS)
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DCF receiver for radio-based automated time &
date accounting.
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PS/2 keyboard interface that enables attachment
of a regular PC keyboard.
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Infra-red interface for control of a Magic Ball,
see above.
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How's the weather out there ?
INCAA Computers is a
well-established Dutch company, which specializes in the design and
manufacturing of high-tech measurement and control equipment for
scientific and industrial applications. INCAA uses the Necoso GPRS-to-Ethernet
bridge solution for remote communications with off-shore meteorological
stations. Keywords: remote control and data acquisition over GSM,
ethernet, GPRS, LabView |
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Telengy
Wireless
Telengy Wireless
is a Dutch company that supplies and installs radio-based wireless
broadband network infra-structures. Telengy specializes in dedicated
outdoor point-to-point LAN infra-structures. Telengy uses the Necoso GPRS-to-Ethernet bridge solution for
remote control and service of the installed radio network equipment
at the sites of their customers.
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LAN-display - a
web enabled information system
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| Alenco
is a Dutch company that specializes on LED technology. Alenco supplies
signs, displays and LED based lighting products. Alenco integrates our ID1021
network connectivity module in their
LAN-display product for realizing a
web-based interface for configuring the texts that are shown on the
displays. The ID1021 applications include support for automatic time & date
synchronization with a low-cost DCF receiver, programming of time-slots
for automated displaying specific messages at specific times of the day
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