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Every article in the IoT Fabrikken catalogue tagged with content type "feature".

Facility manager reviewing building data on a laptop
Indoor climate

Indoor climate deviations: how long, how bad and in which rooms

A single breach tells you little. See how deviation analysis reveals the pattern and points to the rooms that need sorting out first.

Empty meeting room with a large table and unused chairs
Space management

Meeting rooms at the right size: four people in a room for twelve

Most meetings are small, and most meeting rooms are large. See how measured data shows which rooms ought to be split up.

Humidity sensor in a room where moisture is a concern
Preservation

Mould risk under the VTT model: the warning before there is anything to see

The VTT model turns temperature and humidity into a mould index from 0 to 6 — and catches the risk weeks before the patches appear.

Climate sensor on archive shelving in a store
Preservation

Preservation heating: what are you paying for degrees the collection never asked for?

Stores are often heated more than preservation requires. How heating waste is calculated — and why the summer months do not count.

Workplace canteen during a busy lunch
Indoor climate

Scenarios and thresholds: 135 ready-made sets, so you do not have to invent the numbers

What is a reasonable threshold for a meeting room, an archive or a cold room? See how scenarios set the thresholds for your rooms.

Phone showing a notification on a desk
Indoor climate

Threshold alerts: a message when it matters

Alerts are only useful if they do not turn into noise. See how to set up messages on temperature, humidity and CO2 without drowning in email.

Facility manager responding to an alarm on a phone
Water detection

Water alarms: acknowledge from the text message, without logging in anywhere

An alarm is only worth something if someone responds. See how staged escalation and acknowledgement straight from the message close the gap.

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