THE CHALLENGE
Currently it isn’t possible to easily know if the members of the public are visiting all the outside attractions at the Gressenhall Open Air Farm and Work House Museum In Norfolk.
The project wanted to provide better information to the museum staff to see where people did and did not go while visiting the 50 acre grounds and gardens.
OUR SOLUTION
Using the LoRaWAN Innovation Network GPS tracking devices were handed out to the members of the public when they entered the grounds.
These devices provided location information during their stay which was published on a dashboard.
Winter Gritting in Norfolk’s road surfaces
Temperature monitoring sensors were embedded in some of Norfolk's road surfaces.
loRaWAN Sensors in supported housing
LoRaWAN sensors installed to monitor residents on care plans in supported housing.
LoRaWAN Mapper Plus Application
Coderus developed two Android LoRaWAN Mapper Plus Applications built for the IOT Network Mapper.