Hospitality Solution

Hotels spend considerable money on energy; therefore, using less power can make a significant difference. Smart rooms and devices can certainly help in this regard. For example, it’s easy to detect when rooms are unoccupied, then use intelligent controls to make sure energy-consuming devices are turned down/switched off even if the guest has absent-mindedly left them on. However, IoT is not limited to saving energy from heating, air conditioning or ventilating. There are devices like smart thermostats, occupancy sensors, and sophisticated machine learning algorithms that can analyze the usage pattern for energy, local weather and peak season demands to optimize energy consumption all year round. It is reported that IoT employed for smart energy management systems can reduce the energy costs to 20 percent, and hotel owners could save as much as $300 a year per room off their energy bills.
The temperature and humidity monitoring in the garden for automatic irrigation without waste makes the garden’s management simple and less water consumption.
This produces image and marketing advantages as an eco-sustainable structure becomes part of sustainable tourism: most tourists prefer “green hotels.”
Besides, the hospitality industry spends a lot on maintenance. With smart care, sensors can be installed to detect leaking taps or faulty lights which can trigger actions to either repair or replace them.
As well as using energy more efficiently, smart air conditioning systems, TVs and fridges can also monitor their own operating status and alert maintenance staff if things are not running smoothly – for instance, because a part is wearing out. This can be a significant advantage from an operational perspective since preventative maintenance is always preferable to having to repair equipment (especially critical equipment) that has already malfunctioned. This saves energy and manpower employed to fix these problems and will improve the guest experience as well. Because the guest faces a broken appliance, it sure is going to affect his experience and hotel reputation. There are instances where guests complain of faulty lights or leaking water in the hotel room.

The ready-to-use wireless IoT monitoring system allows hotels to check the different analysis and maintenance parameters of refrigerators and freezers in real-time: everything needed for proper food conservation, saving time and resources, with immediate warnings in the event of malfunctions and a historically accessible data archive.

Stale air has significant repercussions on workers’ cognitive functions and this affects productivity and their performance. IoT sensors monitor the CO2 concentration in the meeting rooms making a decisive contribution to the air quality in the environment, activating specific purifiers if necessary.
Check the actual occupancy of the rooms remotely for the best management of use and relative comfort (heating/cooling, etc.).

The revolutionary anti-theft locator without SIM thought and designed to protect rental bikes and to know their exact position at all times.
Verification of flooding of underground garages with automatic activation of pumps and alarms.