Service call

Retail · Industrial · Logistics · Building management · Utilities · Infrastructure Reduce personnel

Summary

Report issues before they become a problem

LoRaWAN sensors can be used to manage service calls for equipment or systems, improving their response time and efficiency. By installing sensors on equipment and connecting them to a LoRaWAN network, building managers or technicians can monitor the performance of the equipment in real-time. When a problem is detected, the system can automatically trigger a service call, allowing for timely response and repair. This can help to prevent downtime or failure, and improve the overall performance and reliability of the equipment or systems.

Sustainability impact

Lower emissions by addressing issues before they escalate

Reduce personnel

9 - Industry, innovation and infrastructure

Partners involved

Browan

browan.com

Device manufacturer · Integrator

RAKwireless

rakwireless.com

Device manufacturer

Netvox Technology Co., Ltd.

The Things Industries

thethingsindustries.com

Application platform

Devices used

Buzzon Button

JENG IoT

Generic Node (Sensor Edition)

The Things Industries

LoRa Panic Button with Confirmation

Browan Communication Incorp.

R312A - Wireless Emergency Button

Netvox Technology Co., Ltd

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Reference case:
- Summary: Report issues before they become a problem
- Sustainability impact: Lower emissions by addressing issues before they escalate; Reduce personnel
- Partners involved: Browan (browan.com), RAKwireless (rakwireless.com), Netvox Technology Co., Ltd. (netvox.com.tw), IMBuildings (imbuildings.com), Tektelic (tektelic.com), The Things Industries (thethingsindustries.com)
- Devices used: Buzzon Button by JENG IoT, Generic Node (Sensor Edition) by The Things Industries, LoRa Panic Button with Confirmation by Mutelcor GmbH, Moodbox by IMBuildings B.V., Push Button by Browan Communication Incorp., R312A - Wireless Emergency Button by Netvox Technology Co., Ltd
- Full case: https://partners.thethingsindustries.com/business-cases/service-call/
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1. My industry and how this case maps to my situation
2. The number of sites or assets in scope
3. The pain I want to solve and the KPI that defines success
4. My region and whether LoRaWAN coverage or gateways exist there
5. The system my data must reach (dashboard, cloud platform, ERP…)
6. Budget range and target timeline

Then produce:
- A feasibility and fit assessment against the reference case
- A bill of materials (devices, gateways, platform), using the partners above as candidate suppliers
- A phased rollout plan (pilot → scale) with KPIs per phase
- ROI levers, risks, and what could make this fail
- The questions I should bring to The Things Industries and the partners

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