Leo
Equipment in the field, managed from the office
Every container reports
Fill level, emptyings, the state of the lid and device faults come in on their own, without anyone reading them on site.
Settings sent remotely
Device settings and access card lists are changed from the office, and every device picks them up the next time it checks in.
Firmware kept current
Updates reach the equipment over the air, so the fleet stays up to date without a visit.
One platform, several kinds of devices
Container modules
Mounted on the containers: they open with an access card, measure how full the container is and know whether the lid is closed.
Systems on collection trucks
Mounted on the trucks, they read every container that is emptied and record the emptying.
And the devices to come
Every kind of device connects to the same platform and gets the same tools: inventory, history, remote settings and firmware updates.
The whole fleet, in one console
- Every device, with its type and serial number
- The running and the target firmware of every device
- When every device last checked in
- Mobile network diagnostics
- Filters and sorting on every list; a link opens exactly the same view
What happens at every container
- Fill level history, with full containers and malfunctions flagged
- Every emptying, with the level before and after
- The state of the lid at every reading
- Battery voltage of every device, so units that need attention are found before they stop reporting
- Sensor and connection faults
Configured and updated without a site visit
- Device settings changed remotely
- Firmware updates over the air
- Remote diagnostics: a faulty device is looked into before anyone goes out
- A permanent record of every change applied to a device
Who can open each container
- The card list of every container, kept up to date remotely
- Every opening, per container: which card and when
- Every card that was refused
- The access rules come from Noa, where collection points, residents and their cards are managed
An app for the technicians
- Preparing new devices in the factory
- Pairing the device with its container on site
- Service procedures for every device
- Works right next to the device, over Bluetooth
From the factory to the container
Prepared in the factory
Every device is registered and set up before it leaves.
Mounted and paired
The technician mounts the device on the container and pairs the two in the app.
Connected on its own
From then on the device checks in on its own and sends what it recorded.
Managed remotely
Settings, card lists and firmware are changed from the office.
What you gain
Fewer trips
Data comes in on its own and changes go out remotely, so the team goes only where it is needed.
Equipment kept current
Settings and firmware reach the whole fleet without going from container to container.
A complete history
Every reading, emptying and fault stays on record, for checks and reports.
Together with Noa
Noa puts the data from Leo to work across the management of the ecological islands: it decides who gets access, follows fill levels and emptyings, keeps the inventory and builds the reports.
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