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Added November 18, 2021

ThingsLog - Smart monitoring for smart people

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ThingsLog is an IoT low-power monitoring technology company providing remote monitoring as a service of consumption and environment to a diverse, global client base. Our monitoring as a service works great on remote locations with difficult access and helps utility operators, hotels, farmers, manufacturers, and many other businesses. It is built from the ground up on top of its own low-power IoT data loggers, web platform, and monitoring mobile app. The company is also a pioneer in low-power AI technology and ML data logging. Common business scenarios that we handle: remote smart water metering, monitoring of DMA/PMA for water utility operators, energy consumption monitoring, tank level monitoring for hotels and farmers, automation, and monitoring of pumping stations.
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