IoT Blog

Acquisition of scientific equipment has been on an unsustainable run for a very long time. We are on a mission to pave the way to an alternative approach for scientists to be able to maximize the impact of the advantages that technology brings into their day-to-day life. We’re developing custom technollgical solutions through project-oriented collaborations with research organizations, putting technology in place to serve the needs of science.

With a number of deployed IoT devices and amount of collected data on the constant rise, so are increasing database solutions, analytics, monitoring and visualization tools to store and make sense of the overwhelming amount of new data. Since we specialize in the development of specialized IoT devices, we aim to utilize data analysis and visualization tools, during the development process for our internal purposes.

Jenkins is an automation server. With it, we can specify a test pipeline that is triggered when new code is pushed to GitHub. Jenkins then pulls the changes, runs tests in the specified order, and reports back to GitHub whether tests have passed or not.

Many of our solutions must ensure reliable operation under harsh conditions and therefore require a robust and durable enclosure capable of protecting the electronic components inside. When developing Arribada PitStop Turtle Tag tracking system, we prepared two different solutions, a dismantlable waterproof enclosure and casting in an encapsulation resin, with both options providing advantages for the specific applications.

IRNAS has been actively involved in environmental and animal conservation since its founding in 2014. Last year, we have been working with Smart Parks to develop a modular LoRaWAN® GPS tracker for use as a collar payload on wildlife like Lions, Wisents, Elephants and also park rangers and vehicles.