Dimonoff featured on Nasdaq TradeTalks to discuss how the Internet of Things (IoT) supports climate solutions and smarter energy management.
Dimonoff is heading to the CPA Conference and Trade Show, taking place in Vancouver, BC, from October 5-8, 2025
Dimonoff was recently featured in a special Radio-Canada report as part of the program “Québec 2050: AI to Improve Citizens’ Lives”. The segment highlights Quebec’s leadership in urban connectivity and positions Dimonoff as a driving force in building the smart cities of tomorrow. In this report, journalist Jean-François Blanchet explores, among other things, the solutions…
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Monitor relevant environment quality indicators in specific areas to take the right decisions and improve your city or infrastructure’s environmental quality.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 91% of the world’s population live in places where air pollution exceeds their recommendations (some cities exceeding rates by more than five times) and they estimate that more than seven million people die each year from fine particles in polluted air.
Our environmental management solution allows monitoring of fine particles levels such as sulphate, nitrates and black carbon, as well as gases harmful to public health. It also allows the monitoring of multiple data points in the areas where the air is the most polluted, according to WHO recommendations, in order to take the necessary measures to improve the air quality.
CitySense is a connected device serving as an interface for sensors, allowing in particular the control of a wide variety of environmental parameters, with autonomous operating capabilities. It allows the transmission of data relating to air pollution and fine particles, the acoustic identification of particular noises, the detection of gases and the measurement of pressure, temperature, humidity, as well as the measurement of water consumptions.
