Technology We Use
Open systems, reliable infrastructure, and long-term flexibility for modern buildings.
Technology
Open standards for
seamless automation.
We design systems built on open standards such as KNX.
This allows seamless integration between lighting, shading, climate, and control. The approach ensures flexibility, reliability, and long term performance across every project.
User Interface
Control System
Connected Systems
- Lighting
- Shading
- Climate
- Security
Technology
How It All Works Together
Every building is built from three connected layers — the interfaces people use, the intelligence that manages decisions, and the physical systems being controlled.
KNX and supporting protocols sit at the heart of the control layer, ensuring that every system communicates fluently — regardless of brand or technology generation.
- Unified control from a single interface
- Any system, any manufacturer
- Future-proof as technology evolves
Foundation Standard
KNX Standard
KNX is the global standard for smart building control, supported by hundreds of manufacturers worldwide.
It provides a flexible and future-ready foundation for lighting, shading, climate, and system integration.
- Open protocol — no vendor lock-in
- Long-term reliability and support
- Multi-brand compatibility
- Scalable for any project size
KNX
Global Standard
- Open
- Reliable
- Scalable
Foundation Standard
The Ecosystem We Work With
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DALI
Lighting Control Protocol
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Casambi
Wireless Lighting Control
Bluetooth-based wireless lighting mesh — no infrastructure required, cloud-optional.
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Crestron
Advanced Automation Platform
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Lutron
Lighting & Shading Control
Industry-leading dimming and motorised shading with unmatched reliability.
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Control4
Integrated Smart Home
Whole-home automation platform connecting entertainment, climate.
Integration
Seamless Integration
All systems are designed to work together, creating a unified experience across lighting, shading, climate, and control.
A single coherent layer of logic connects every subsystem — so the building responds intelligently, not in isolated pieces.