Solution
Smart City & Utilities
Municipalities, master developers and utilities need one resilient wireless layer for many applications. MatrixAI designs city-scale LoRaWAN networks and connects streetlights, meters, tanks and environmental stations to operational platforms.
- What problem do we solve?
- Separate proprietary networks for every application
- How do we solve it?
- Plan → Build → Onboard → Operate
- What technologies do we use?
- LoRaWAN, LPWAN, LoRaWAN downlink (Class C), MQTT, REST API
- What can we integrate?
- City operations centres, Utility SCADA, GIS, Billing systems
The problem
City-scale networks for streetlights, water, waste and air
- Separate proprietary networks for every application
- Streetlights with no fault reporting or dimming control
- Manual reading of distributed meters and tanks
- Limited outdoor environmental data
Our approach
How we solve it
- 1
Plan
Coverage planning and gateway site selection for districts or communities.
- 2
Build
Private or shared LoRaWAN network with redundant backhaul.
- 3
Onboard
Streetlight controllers, meters and sensors from multiple vendors.
- 4
Operate
Central monitoring, maintenance and multi-application data services.
Architecture
How the system fits together
- 01
City Assets
Lights · Meters · Tanks · Air
- 02
LoRaWAN Network
Multi-gateway
- 03
Network Server
Multi-tenant
- 04
Application Platforms
Per department
- 05
City Operations
Dashboards · Control
Capabilities
What smart city & utilities covers
Applications
- Streetlight monitoring and control
- Water network monitoring
- Smart metering
- Environmental monitoring
- Outdoor air quality
- Smart waste
- Tank and reservoir levels
- Utility and infrastructure monitoring
Network services
- Coverage planning
- Gateway deployment
- Multi-tenant network server
- Device onboarding
- Network monitoring & support
Technologies we use
- LoRaWAN
- LPWAN
- LoRaWAN downlink (Class C)
- MQTT
- REST API
What we integrate with
- City operations centres
- Utility SCADA
- GIS
- Billing systems
Outcomes
- Shared infrastructure across applications
- Remote fault detection
- Reduced field visits
- Scalable city data platform
Devices
Typical devices for this solution
Industries
Where this is used
Other solutions
FAQ
Smart City & Utilities — questions
Can one LoRaWAN network serve several departments?
Yes. A multi-tenant network server lets multiple applications and organisations share the same gateways while keeping their data separate.
Planning a smart city & utilities project?
Tell us about your site, assets and existing systems. A LoRaWAN specialist will review your requirements and propose a practical architecture — no obligation.