Sentinum GmbH, a Nuremberg-based startup, has recently become part of the ifm-Unternehmensgruppe, offering wireless sensors for applications in the Smart City and Smart Building sectors. The company’s collaboration with partner Spekter has resulted in the development of a high-water early warning system, utilizing Sentinum’s radar sensor to provide municipalities with timely flood warnings. This new partnership brings together cutting-edge technology and expertise to address critical challenges in urban environments.
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Sentinum expands team and relocates to ifm solutions gmbh
Sentinum, a young startup specializing in wireless sensor technology, has recently relocated to the premises of ifm solutions gmbh in Fürth. With three founders, one full-time employee, and eleven students, Sentinum aims to strengthen its product development and market testing capabilities. Operating under the brand name Sentinum, the company will continue to focus on the Smart City sector, leveraging the expertise and resources available within the ifm group to drive innovation and position itself as a key player in this rapidly growing market.
Dr. Alexander Kahlig has been appointed as the interface between Sentinum and the ifm group and is actively supporting the team in their integration process. He emphasizes that ifm can learn a great deal from Sentinum regarding wireless sensors, energy consumption, battery operation, energy harvesting, and various radio technologies. The collaboration between ifm and Sentinum in recent years has demonstrated the successful implementation of radio sensors.
Startup Sentinum sees partnership with ifm as a game-changer
The partnership with ifm is a crucial milestone for Sentinum, as it allows the startup to transition into the hands of a renowned corporation. This collaboration opens up opportunities for Sentinum to access processes and resources that were previously out of reach for a startup. In addition to gaining expert knowledge in areas such as approvals, purchasing, and production processes, Sentinum can also benefit from everyday advice from legal and financial professionals.
Sentinum benefits from partnership with ifm, gaining access to expert network
The partnership between Sentinum and ifm offers a multitude of benefits, including access to a wide network of experts and resources through integration into the ifm corporate group. Sentinum can capitalize on the established processes and experiences of the conglomerate, effectively applying them to the development and marketing of their wireless sensors. Additionally, this collaboration opens up new avenues for cooperation and exchange with other companies within the ifm group.
The collaboration with ifm allows Sentinum to advance the development of its products and explore new technologies. By leveraging expert knowledge and gaining access to innovative solutions in energy consumption, battery operation, energy harvesting, and wireless technologies, Sentinum can enhance and customize its wireless sensors to meet market demands.
The partnership with ifm provides Sentinum with a platform to reach a larger customer base and explore new business opportunities. Leveraging ifm’s established brand and reputation can help strengthen customer trust in Sentinum’s products.
Integration into ifm Group: A Milestone for Sentinum, Providing New Opportunities and Resources
The integration into the ifm corporate group represents a significant milestone for Sentinum. This partnership provides the startup with numerous opportunities and resources that were previously inaccessible. By collaborating with ifm, Sentinum can further develop, optimize, and successfully position its wireless sensors in the market.
The partnership with ifm not only allows Sentinum to access expert knowledge but also fosters collaboration with other companies within the ifm group, creating new perspectives and business opportunities. This joint utilization of expertise and resources opens up a promising future for Sentinum and its innovative wireless sensors.
