The Urban Flows Observatory works to understand how the physical (energy and material resources) metabolism of cities can be effectively measured, understood and utilised. The Observatory’s network of sensors comprises a range of sensing technologies ranging from cheap commodity devices through to expensive, specialized, high-end sensors.

The system became a key part of understanding the Urban Flows Observatory data, with the system (hosted in the cloud using AWS) ingesting over 90,000+ sensor readings a day from over 790+ individual IoT sensors.

EkkoSense, a specialist in real-time thermal and energy performance management, and works with a vast network of IoT devices deployed across critical infrastructure environments.As their technology matured, they began to experience increasing pressure on their ability to manage devices remotely—especially during large-scale OS rollouts and edge deployments.

To help overcome these challenges, EkkoSense brought in The Curve for focused consultancy around IoT operations.

The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust's goal was to explore new and innovative ways to manage data more effectively and ensure real-time data is at the forefront of its decision making process.

Building on the effective design and implementation of the “Escalate” system, TRFT challenged The Curve to investigate possible solutions for determining the number of individuals in a room without human intervention, while maintaining an affordable hardware cost.