Introducing our N‑Series monitoring and control platform, featuring a local display, alarms, and expansion‑module options for a wide range of sensors.
Our monitoring and control product line will expand toward the end of the year with the introduction of gateways, sensor and control devices, wired dataloggers, and intelligent thermostats.
The N‑Series offers a high‑resolution display, local alarm indication, expanded data storage, improved wireless reliability and range, and expansion‑module options for a broad array of measurements. Its flexible design allows devices to be configured for wired or wireless networks. A traditional USB datalogger with customizable sensor configuration is also available.
Smart Building Technology presentation at the Energy Storage & Building Efficiency (ESBE) Conference.
The Tech Belt Energy Innovation Center (TBEIC) in Warren, Ohio, will host the ESBE Conference on September 23–24. ESBE is a technical conference for manufacturers, utilities, investors, entrepreneurs, academia, and others from across Ohio, the Midwest, and Appalachia. Attendees will meet technology companies developing next‑generation building platforms for energy efficiency, sensor deployment, battery storage, and conductive materials. The event will feature technical speakers and presentations focused on storage and efficiency.
Paragon Robotics President Julian Lamb will lead a discussion on smart building technologies and automation to improve building energy efficiency through cloud‑based IoT controls, meters, and sensors. The session is scheduled for September 24 at 9 a.m.
New HaloCloud Enterprise management software for multi‑user environments.
HaloCloud Enterprise provides enhanced security and accessibility for multi‑user systems, including administrative privileges and auditing features.
Custom dashboards, advanced security, user administration, and auditing features with individual logins deliver a powerful interface for our hardware systems. Additional information on HaloCloud Enterprise.
Energy Management Systems presentation at the 2019 Energy Exchange Conference
Paragon Robotics President Julian Lamb will present on advanced Energy Management Systems at the 2019 Energy Exchange Conference on August 20 at 4 p.m.
Meet Julian to learn about Paragon Robotics' ongoing projects and cost‑saving results from its Energy Management System (EMS) demonstration and expansion at Department of Defense installations. The presentation is aimed at energy service companies (ESCOs), utilities, and facility managers, and will review ROI results and key EMS features developed for large enterprise‑level customers such as the DoD.
New enhanced software features and system configuration/setup release.
On Sunday evening, July 21, Paragon Robotics scheduled a server and system update that will deliver enhanced features and an improved user interface for our monitoring systems. All existing customer systems will be updated automatically. The transition will be seamless for Halocloud‑enabled systems.
New upgrades include a revamped system/setup configuration interface, improved recording and charting features, optional administration and user‑group setup, intuitive folders to model building or application structures, and better integration of Paragon Robotics’ full suite of applications.
Paragon Robotics approved as an authorized vendor for the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) program to provide energy‑efficiency and savings management systems.
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has approved Paragon Robotics’ energy‑efficiency and savings systems for its statewide Real‑Time Energy Management (RTEM) program, serving multifamily, commercial, and industrial customers. Paragon’s RTEM systems continuously collect live and historical building performance data via cloud‑based or on‑site solutions. This data can be analyzed to identify optimization opportunities for energy use. Sensors, meters, and other equipment, combined with analytics and information services, reveal how a building or facility is performing at any moment.
NYSERDA offers cost‑sharing incentives to support RTEM projects for New York State customers and to promote energy‑saving opportunities.
Baking oven temperature monitoring system to ensure product safety, quality and consistency.
Continuously monitor multiple zones of the oven environment during baking using an array of in‑situ RTD probes and our wireless temperature monitoring and alarm system.
Maintain optimal growing conditions and eliminate plant and crop loss in greenhouses.
Wireless temperature and humidity solutions with battery‑operated sensors continuously monitor nurseries for critical conditions and provide immediate alerts for heating, cooling, or ventilation failures.
Equipped with an external antenna, our Model GW4 gateway provides extended range and enhanced communication reliability in challenging and harsh environments.
January 14, 2019
Air quality research study in university living areas, laboratories and classrooms.
Paragon Robotics’ wireless indoor air‑quality (IAQ) monitoring system was installed to measure temperature, humidity, and CO₂ using remote sensors spread across multiple buildings, dormitories, and classrooms on a large university campus. Providing and maintaining a safe, healthy living and learning environment is essential for both public and private universities and colleges.
