UrbiSense connects cabinets, luminaires and urban equipment to a single platform: remote management, energy monitoring, GIS mapping and maintenance, for a more efficient and better-maintained city.
Switching to LED opens the way to fine control of the network. Lighting then becomes the city's first connected infrastructure.
Every luminaire or cabinet can be controlled remotely: switching, status and alarms, with no night patrols.
Reduced power during off-peak hours, astronomical clock, presence detection: the right light at the right time.
Metering per cabinet or per light point to track consumption, spot drifts and document savings.
Failed lamp, insulation fault, cabinet outage: alarms report themselves and feed straight into maintenance.
Low-power radio, power-line carrier or cellular: communication adapts to the site and to the existing equipment.
Lighting poles can host other uses: air quality, traffic, parking, noise. A foundation for smart city services.
From avenues to tunnels, from parks to industrial zones: one platform for every lighting network and the equipment around it.
Five building blocks that work together: equip the field, centralise the data, then organise operations and maintenance.
Smart controllers for cabinets and segments that turn street lighting into a connected, efficient network.
A digital replica of urban infrastructure to see, control and decide in real time.
An integrated solution combining field survey apps, desktop GIS and cloud services for end-to-end asset management.
A subscription service that detects urban equipment in images and assesses its condition.
Computer-aided maintenance management designed specifically for street lighting assets.
UrbiSense installs on existing cabinets, poles and luminaires. The network gains visibility from the very first connected points.
Cabinet and segment controllers fitted to the existing installation, plus a geolocated inventory of light points.
Data flows to the platform: status, consumption and alarms, all linked to the municipality's GIS map.
Switching and dimming schedules, maintenance work planned in the CMMS, energy reports for decision-makers.
Beyond our products, we build the platforms and applications that cities and operators need.
Design and integration of platforms that connect equipment, collect data and make it useful.
Digital tools that address city challenges and improve residents' daily lives.
Metering infrastructure to track consumption in real time and reduce costs.
Geographic platforms that turn spatial data into decisions.
Applications that streamline processes and support operators' growth.
Custom electronic and software systems for industry and urban management.
The platform is designed to be compatible with the TALQ protocol and the sector's open standards, to avoid vendor lock-in.
Controllers connect to existing lighting installations, without heavy civil works.
Mobile survey apps, web and desktop GIS, dashboards: the same data from field crews to decision-makers.
Begin with a few cabinets or a pilot district, then extend the platform to the whole network and to new urban services.
Smart street lighting combines LED luminaires with controllers and a software platform. Each light point or cabinet can be switched, dimmed and monitored remotely, faults are reported automatically and energy use is measured, so the network is operated from a dashboard instead of night patrols.
UrbiSense provides cabinet and segment controllers, a digital twin / IoT platform for urban assets, a GIS and mobile mapping solution, AI-based asset recognition and a CMMS dedicated to street lighting. It also designs and integrates IoT platforms, energy monitoring, GIS and business applications for cities and operators.
No. The controllers are designed to connect to existing cabinets, poles and luminaires, without heavy civil works. The network gains visibility from the first connected points.
Depending on the site and the existing equipment, communication can use low-power radio, power-line carrier or cellular networks.
The UrbiSense platform is designed to be compatible with the TALQ protocol and the open standards of the sector, to avoid vendor lock-in. This describes a design objective, not a certification.
Municipalities and local authorities, lighting concession holders and operators, engineering firms and installers, mainly in Morocco.
By email at contact@urbisense.com. Describe your network (number of light points and cabinets, remote management or mapping needs) and the team will get back to you.
Municipality, concession holder, engineering firm or installer: tell us about your lighting network or your project.
Describe your network (number of light points and cabinets, remote management or mapping needs) and we will get back to you quickly.