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IoT devices installed in a home can help detect humidity and water leaks early on and thereby reduce property damage and thereby insurance claims. 

Smoke alarms installed in smoky, humid, or dusty environments like kitchens, rooms with wood-burning ovens, or storage facilities can cause false alarms. By including Intelligent Heat Alarms in your solution, you can reduce these false alarms as the Intelligent Heat Alarm detects heat levels instead of smoke.

A dark and empty house can easily seem like an invitation for burglars to break in and steal valuables. With Smart Plug Mini 2 integrated into your home security system, you can offer your customers remote occupancy simulation as a feature to help protect their homes at all times.

By participating in the CELSIUS project, Onics can help develop and test an IoT-enabled and Azure-integrated platform for monitoring energy efficiency and indoor climate of medium- and large-sized buildings.

IoT-based security solutions can help solve current market challenges. For a successful security solution, it is important to consider the recent developments in the fast-changing IoT market to keep the solution up to date. Read 3 recommendations for your smart security solution in 2021.

Formidable growth in the IoT segment, new hires, and a clearer profile sends Datek (Smart Home division now part of Onics) into the future.

In an interview with the Danish media Jyllands-Posten, the Head of the research project INCOM explains why the internet is a vital part of the green transition. The partners of INCOM, including Onics, aim to create the next generation of internet infrastructure.

With the IoT world evolving rapidly, it is vital to make strategies from the beginning of a project to keep an insurtech solution from being quickly outdated. How are you keeping your solution from becoming obsolete?

Window sensors, motion sensors, and other IoT devices can make the life of carers in care facilities easier and free up time that they can spend with patients. In this recent pilot project, unnecessary checkups on patients were reduced by 20% through the installation of window sensors.

Explore how your insurance company can get a customized insurtech solution without spending a lot of unnecessary development resources.

The Internet of Things (IoT) opens a world of possibilities in relation to monitoring property and preventing break-ins. With an insurtech solution, your insurance company can help your customers protect their homes and feel safe.

Explore how the IoT can help traditional insurance companies keep up with the current development of the industry, innovate their business to meet customer needs continuously, and get a step ahead of competitors.

The market share of traditional insurance companies is at risk due to new technology-led players entering the field. The rise of a new age in the insurance industry makes it crucial for insurance companies to embrace the Internet of Things as a path to retaining their existing customer base, acquiring new customers, and lowering insurance payouts.

This days aims to spread awareness about the social changes caused by the evolution of communication technologies and the Internet. This year's theme focuses on the importance of accelerating digital transformation through innovation and partnership.

The Zigbee Alliance proudly reports a continuously increasing interest in Zigbee-based products and platforms, noting 168 certified products for the first quarter of 2021. This serves to prove that Zigbee is, indeed, one of the leading communication protocols and a safe choice for your smart solution.