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Smart Sensor

Whether you’re aiming to design a flexible workplace, gain better asset control, or cut energy use, smart sensors can help you get there. These intelligent devices collect and process real-time data from the environment—like temperature, motion, or light—then trigger actions or alerts based on what they detect. Unlike basic detectors, a smart sensor doesn’t just gather data—it interprets it. Built-in tech allows it to process input on the spot, delivering fast, actionable insights with minimal human error.

At ERS Wireless, we offer advanced solutions including Halo Smart Sensors. These devices can monitor activity, environmental conditions, and more—helping you increase efficiency, improve space usage, and make smarter decisions, faster.

By automating data collection and reducing manual intervention, smart sensors improve accuracy, free up staff for high-value tasks, and give you greater control over operations.

Where Smart Sensors Make a Difference:

Smart sensors are incredibly versatile and can be used in many different places to solve problems and improve performance:

• Schools and Universities: They’re crucial for keeping students safe and healthy. This includes detecting things like vaping or THC in private areas, checking air quality, identifying aggressive behavior or gunshots, and listening for emergency words or tampering.
• Office Buildings and Businesses: These sensors can help monitor efficiency of heating and cooling systems, track how many people are in a space to optimize its use, and enhance security, especially in private areas like restrooms (e.g., detecting vaping, aggression, or gunshots). They can also monitor indoor air quality (like CO2, harmful gases, or dust).
• Hospitals and Healthcare: Smart sensors can help maintain important environmental conditions, monitor air quality for patient safety, detect chemical leaks, and improve security in sensitive patient zones.
• Local Government and Public Safety Buildings: The sensors help monitor air quality, detect vaping or THC use, recognize aggression or gunshots, and respond to emergency words or tampering in public facilities.