Seconity
Renewable Energy

Large components require large-scale architecture.

Rotor blades, towers, nacelles: large-scale halls and outdoor storage, bulky components, high coordination effort. Seconity captures data site-wide without dense infrastructure – indoor via mesh, outdoor via GPS and LoRa, all in one operational picture.

Industry specifics

You don't move your components. You plan around them.

Areas that push traditional tracking to its limits.

Halls and outdoor yards of stadium dimensions – dense anchor infrastructure would be unaffordable.

Components with a logistics mind of their own.

Searching for or relocating a rotor blade "on the fly" requires a crane. Misplacement costs hours.

Indoor and outdoor in a single process.

Components move between shop floor, yard, and external warehouse – transparency shouldn't stop at the factory wall.

Project manufacturing with linked schedules.

If a component is delayed, installation logistics falter – ships and cranes don't wait.

Technology note

The right technology per zone – not per catalog.

Mesh covers large facilities with minimal infrastructure (2–10 m accuracy, battery-powered nodes), while GPS and LoRa take over outdoors – battery-efficient for years. We choose technology by zone, not by catalog.

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How many crane hours per month are spent on searching and repositioning?