IoT cases

Our smallest sensor ever

This is our smallest sensor ever!

Drill a hole in your wall and drop this bullet inside. Then you can monitor humidity and temperature in places you have never thought possible.

This small PCB connects to our Cosesy A/S battery powered and wireless base for many years of operation.

Keypad

With this wireless control panel you can easily turn your alarm system on and off. The LED lights shows the current status - just hang the Keypad at the entrance of your home or office to see whether the alarm is activated.

IoT Extinguisher

Digital fire extinguisher for increased safety and lower cos. Wireless sensor for continuous monitoring of usage, pressure and environment.

Equipped with LEDs for guidance.

Notifications and sound when theft, tamper, obstacles, removal or malfunction.

Accessible via app.

Emergency Light

Digital emergency light for increased safety and lower cost.

Wireless sensor for continuous monitoring of status and environment.

Notifications on light failure, battery failure, functional test failure, discharge test failures, blocked, removed or malfunction.

Apps for service personnel. NFC tag for easy installation and service.

Integration to 3rd party systems.

Service App

Via mobile app, a technician or a building owner can easily perform self-check, read the operating status and see any deviations.

When a problem is detected, relevant users are informed and allows them to react swiftly for higher fire safety. 

The system allows integration into other maintenance and service systems as well.

Gas AI

Artificial intelligence monitoring weight of e.g. bottles and chemicals to detect unwanted evaporations. Monitoring up to 10 years.

Cosesy did this from A to Z. Electronics, software and mechanics, supply, NPI, QC and certifications.

Wood AI

Artificial intelligence for detecting fungus and mold in wood building material. Monitors for years to detect anomalies.

Wood Sensor

Wood and Temperature Sensor that detects the moisture level of wood. It works simply by placing it at the moisture-prone areas of the building e.g. windows, valleyrafter or chimneys.

Cosesy was in charge of the AI, electronics, mechanics, software, apps, dashboards, QC, CE, etc.

The sensors are also supported and maintained by Cosesy for the consumers.

Pipe AI

Artificial intelligence for detecting leaks in pipes during long time measurements (for years)

Water detector >100m

Detect water over a very larger area or length. An industrial grade cable with sensor to be placed below isolation and membranes, along narrow passages, below floors, industrial kitchen, and in areas where you cannot go easily. Cosesy did everything A-Z in this project within a few weeks to pilot the benefits and mechanical issues.

IoT - Toothbrush

Our elderly citizens can avoid pneumonia from bacteria in the mouth with a sensor that detects toothbrushing. 

Cosesy, 3 bachelor students and our partner company Medica Connect have reduced the price to 1/5 of the existing solution, due to our IoT tool box.

IoT save lives.

Test equipment

Test tool for custom project

We have helped our customer to plan testing into product design. We have designed and implemented test fixtures to assists production in the programming and calibration phase. 

Testing makes reliable products.

Toilet ball sensor

An electronic ball sensor to drop into the toilet tank. Then Cosesy "detects what happens" over the years. Things like how much and how "hard" a toilet is used, can be valuable for servicing the toilet or simply to get an idea about the health of the habitants. 

This was a Cosesy pilot project, done in weeks, to calculate the possible returns on investment and check if it was possible to do at a very low cost pr. installation. The answer was yes.

Digital lab

Cosesy helped with sourcing, cost down, scale up and move production line.

Inniti is a laboratory digitalization & automation company. Inniti IoT Connector and cloud-based platform enable scientists to access, monitor, and utilize lab data easier and faster.

Read more at Inniti web page.

Siren 110dB

Siren for alarm systems. Runs on battery. We made software, apps, manuals, and was also in charge of QC procedures, CE testing, etc.

Door sensor

We were in charge of electronics (Heartbeats, temperature and battery measurements.), firmware, supply chain, NPI, cloud and apps.

The Door sensor is for burglar alarm systems that detect when doors are opened and closed. 

Telecom box

We helped a telecom company 3D print a telecommunication coding box - to detecting errors

Cosesy is partnered with leading 3D printing factory in China

Water Leakage

Our leakage sensor monitors leaks from water pipes, visible pipes, hidden pipes, plastic pipes - in fact any pipes. Installation is simple and does not require any modification to the pipes. With the help of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud processing, we ensure that you are informed about leaks instantly. Even small leakages can be detected in the early stage to avoid damages. The system has been tested with good performance in cooperation with a leading insurance company.

Hub NB-IoT

Developed the firmware for a customer's Hub which is using LTE-M and NB-IoT bands (SIM card IoT connectivity) using module Quectel BG95. The hub has entered production in high-volume.

Apps

Developed the HomeComm app for home security and safety. Later updated to work with the AI based sensors, such as wood moisture meters and pipe leakage detectors.

IoT chamber

Sourced and customized a shielding box for IoT Smart products testing. It shields wireless signals like RF, 2G, 3G etc. it was used in testing smart gateways, smart sensors, smart alarms, etc.

Smart Integration

Secure home with hands-free help from the Google Assistant.

Cosesy was one of the first to integrate a security system with the Google Assistant. Updating hardware, apps, cloud and features to get it all working with the Google Assistant.

Voice control of power switches and alarms for end-users enjoyment. Integrates with everyday routines. “I’m home”, “I’m leaving”, “Goodnight”

Smallest Hub Ever

Our smallest hub for IoT connections using 868MHz equipment. Works with our range of burglar alarm products, AI based sensors, and some smoke, heat and flood alarms. We did electronics, software, supply, NPI, apps. In 2022, we service and support more than 15.000 consumers using this for every-day safety and security in their homes. 

Safety Integration

Integration of CAVIUS wireless family.

Smoke, mains-powered smoke, heat and flood alarm all integrated into COSESYs platform.

Easy installation, maintenance and status via mobile App.

Motion sensor for alarms

A modern small 6x6cm infrared motion detector, suitable for fitting into several locations, with or without animals, with a very long battery lifetime. Cosesy did electronics, lenses, software, manuals, CE etc.

Door and Window sensor

A small and slim sensor for windows and doors with thin frames. Cosesy electronics, plastic and production quality control procedures.

Keyfob force feedback

Keyfob with a small motor inside to give force feedback (we call it a handshake). Secured radio protocol and the fob will shake when all is confirmed and securely locked, opened etc. Cosesy did electronics, software and supply of plastic casings.

Keypad

Keypad for the Snoos alarm series. Integrated 3rd party electronics with radio protocol and Cosesy IoT connectivity to get it online and capable of controlling a Cosesy based burglar alarm system. Discontinued product. 

Apps - legacy

Apps to make home security easy back in 2017. Clean desk with big buttons for typical operational use, and navigation as it was recommended back then.

Dashboards

Web based tools for operators of larger fleets of sensors. Monitoring status of alarms, batteries, service schedules etc. Cosesy software with a user interface experience that is tailored to the exact needs of the operators.

Hub casing

A casing for display of Hubs in various colors and materials.

Privacy Cam

Cam with focus on private life (DISCONTINUED PRODUCT, read on). Firmware, Cloud and App by Cosesy to make sure the camera lens is turned away when you are at home, and only watch when the house is monitored by the burglary alarm. The hardware was a typical commercially available chipset at that time, which Cosesy in 2018 chose to discontinue as Cosesy discovered that foreign "states" could get a backdoor to a camera. This is a well-known topic today, but in 2018, Cosesy was one of the first (maybe the first) to take action on that.

Smoke alarm

Cloud integration to Cosesy apps and some work on radio protocols, as well as New Product Introduction (NPI). A smoke alarm that is now produced in high volumes.

Automated Dialup for Alarms

Dialup to your phone using automated voice was very new this year. Cosesy software made it possible for the consumer to enter a pin to turn off an alarm or let it pass to the next person in the chain of phone numbers until someone picked up and handled the alarm. No need for expensive subscriptions to alarm centrals.

Burglar Alarm System

The third alarm system from Cosesy. Half of the electronics and firmware was exchanged to make sure internet connectivity was made in Denmark. Wireless technology was at this time still based on the 3rd party commercially available products.

Motion sensor golf ball

Golf ball sized infrared motion detector. Sourcing of plastic, development and production of electronics. Assembly instruction, manuals and QC test procedures. Cloud integrated with other Cosesy dashboards, apps and theft alarms.

Small keyfob

Software integration. Supply chain work for electronics.

Box set with security system

Wrapping a burglar alarm system for the Danish market.

Virtual keypad

In these years, tablets became more common. This was an app made by us to replace the physical button keypads with something more modern at that time.

Motion sensor for alarms

Cloud integration of commercially available motion sensor. Cosesy made it possible to add this to existing alarm systems using apps and web. Alarms were shipped to monitoring centrals and home owners.

IoT Plug

Our first IoT enabled power plug, remote controlled using an app. Adapting existing commercial product to fit new brand and a European style (at that time).

Old App for power plugs

In 2014, it was quite nice to be able to use a Cosesy made app for checking your appliances and turn power on and off. Pictures were a show at that time.

Hub for 868MHz

Cosesy made IoT connectivity electronics board was mounted inside an existing alarm panel to bridge traffic and control to the internet. Cosesy made software to port alarm protocols to cloud and vice versa.

Hub for 433MHz things

In the early years of IoT, then 433MHz sensors were widely available. This was our second hub where we had developed all electronics, software and casings.

Connected fridge

Besides coffee-machines, a serious IoT company like Cosesy have had to connect a fridge to the internet. The Cosesy fridge was alive on the network in 2013 with the help of Gram that delivered the fridge while Cosesy placed the electronics inside and software and apps in the cloud.

Tablet for Alarm

Alarm Panel

The first theft alarm panel from Cosesy developers. New cover plastics and new labeling using commercially available electronics. One of the first IoT enabled alarm-systems by converting RS232 signals into an internet base protocol made by Cosesy. 

Motion sensor for alarms

We did one of the first cloud integrations of a commercially available motion sensor. Cosesy made it possible to add this to existing alarm systems using apps and web. Alarms were shipped to monitoring centrals and home owners.

IoT Web

Our first IoT web pages for command and control of a home automation and home security system. Integrated with cams, facebook, burglar sensors, temperature, humidity, and outlets for power control.

Keyfob for security

Integrated this commercially available keyfob to work with cloud and other products to arm, disarm and function as a panic button. 

The first Hub

This was our E-Key, the first Hub from Cosesy. Wrapped in our own plastic casing, about 5x9cm. Our electronics could translate RS232 on a wired line to internet based traffic. This is how we connected the first alarm panels and products which were made for wired telephone lines, to become internet based.

The first app

In 2011, mobile apps were not as common as today. This was our first app, showing an overview of the home, connecting to cams, security sensors, smoke detectors and able to take pictures with the selfie cam during burglary. This was years ahead of other theft alarms at that time.

Consumer packing

Packing consumer products is also part of making IoT. The right suppliers, quality and price must fit the product branding and how it is supposed to be handled in shipment and storage. This was our first packing in 2011 - today we must take sustainability and lifecycle into account as well.