Field problems first. Technology second.
DFELAB builds remote monitoring systems for operating environments where visibility is expensive, power is limited, connectivity is difficult or traditional automation is hard to justify.
One flexible platform, focused on a few high-value field problems.
R3CON remains technically flexible, but DFELAB focuses deployment around applications where remote visibility can change an operating decision.
Our primary applications are gas meter visibility, remote pressure and temperature monitoring, freeze-risk monitoring and partner-led deployments through measurement and automation companies.
That focus makes it easier to define what should be monitored, what a field trial must prove and whether a larger rollout has measurable value.
How we work
- Start with the field decision the customer cannot make remotely.
- Use the simplest sensing and communications approach that solves it.
- Define success before a pilot or field trial begins.
- Build for deployment, support and long-term data ownership.
Built around real hardware, field constraints and deployment support.
R3CON is developed as a field system, with hardware, firmware, communications and backend behavior considered together. Real product and deployment imagery should show that engineering work directly.
Designed with remote operations in mind.
Hardware
Purpose-built electronics and field I/O instead of a consumer device placed into an industrial box.
Firmware and cloud
The field device, communications and backend are developed as one operating system rather than disconnected products.
Deployment support
Application review, wiring guidance, site configuration and reporting are part of the deployment conversation.
Have a monitoring problem that never quite justifies a large automation project?
Start with the field reading you need, how quickly you need it and what changes when your team can see it remotely.