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Software · Two platforms

The control room for everything you switch on.

VELOCITi runs the city outdoors; Helm runs the building indoors. Both give you one live view of every device, the power to act on it, and the numbers to prove what changed.

Outdoor · Cities

VELOCITi

The city's control room in the browser. VELOCITi connects, controls and optimises entire street-lighting networks in real time — every luminaire geolocated, switchable and measurable from a single dashboard.

Live city map with per-luminaire status
Remote control, dimming & astronomical scheduling
Energy analytics, fault detection & billing-grade reports
Indoor · Facilities

Helm

Automation and power control for every warehouse and office. Helm gives facility teams one live dashboard to monitor, automate and manage IoT power across all their sites — down to the individual device, circuit and floor.

Live monitoring — real-time visibility into every device, circuit & site
IoT power management — track & optimise energy draw across equipment
Realtime control — automate & command devices instantly across every floor
Operations

Built for the people watching the network

VELOCITi and Helm are made for a control room: what is out, what is drawing more than it should, and what needs a van today — without opening five systems to find out.

An operations room with wall-mounted dashboards and monitoring desks
The view an operator actually works from
Which one fits?

Outdoor or indoor — pick your environment.

Both run on the same connected-power foundation. The difference is simply where they operate.

VELOCITiStreets, highways, parks & public spaces across whole cities
HelmWarehouses, offices & facilities, floor by floor
Faults

What is wrong, by type

Alarms are counted by condition, not by device — one uplink can report several at once. A light fault and a mains fault are different jobs for different crews, so they are never pooled into a single number.

VELOCITi's open alarms chart, broken down by fault type
Open alarms by type — light faults, RTU mains, low voltage
Energy

What the network drew, day by day

Summed from each device's hourly readings rather than from the meter's daily register, so a controller that stops reporting halfway through a day shows as a gap instead of quietly flattering the total.

VELOCITi's daily energy consumption chart
Energy consumption, summed from hourly readings
Estate

Every city on one list

Devices, how many are reporting, and the health that follows from it — ranked, so the site that needs attention is at the top rather than somewhere in a filter.

VELOCITi's per-city table showing devices, devices online and health
Performance by city, ranked by device count

See VELOCITi & Helm in action.

Book a free, no-obligation walkthrough — about 30 minutes.