K-EYE: NB-IOT Camera Device

K-EYE is the world's first device capable of transmitting images via nb-iot protocol with long battery life for intensive use with integrated camera and flash.

Designed for monitoring infrastructures and remote spaces, it comes to the market to bring a disruptive vision to the capabilities of securing, monitoring and responding to incidents in real time for all types of infrastructures or assets.

Sectors

Gas, Water, Telco, Energy distribution networks.
Transporte terrestre.
Environment.
Public Sector.
Urban Waste Management.
Industrial renewable plants.

Applications

Safety in closed environments (manholes, manholes, etc.).
Remote infrastructure monitoring.
Fire prevention in remote locations.
Urban Waste Management.
Monitoring and control of external maintenance programmes.

Description Sensors

GPS
THERMOMETER
HUMIDITY SENSOR
MAGNETOMETER
PROXIMITY SENSOR
AND HIGH-SENSITIVITY LIGHT
ACCELEROMETER
OPTICAL SENSOR

Mechanical properties

Device consisting of two external plastic parts joined by 4 safety screws and provided with a plastic gasket to ensure tightness.
Water and dust resistant, IP67 standard
High-strength injection moulded plastic, dynamic resistance according to IK10 standard
Sensor windows in transparent polycarbonate plastic
CE Certified

Colour camera

Programmable or sensor-activated, the device has a battery life of more than 4 years(*) for 8 flash photos per day.

Description of the system

The K-Eye system is developed as an IOT platform for remote management and communication through M2M networks of devices located in the field with a SW platform for management, administration and incident reporting, the system consists of the following elements:

K-Eye devices: Located in the field, they contain the highly sensitive, ultra-low power sensors and communicate with the platform via Nb-IoT.
Gateways: Provide the necessary connectivity between devices and the M2M network.
IoT Platform: Communication platform between the gateways and the cloud where the SW is hosted.
Web backend: Contains the databases for event management, alerts, locations, log management and device status.