IoT monitoring · Private by design · No cloud required
Pumps, meters, cold rooms, vehicles, a log file per machine — hundreds of readings a minute, and still nobody can say what was true at 03:12 last Tuesday. LandauOne is the console that can: readings, positions, cameras and logs on one screen, replayed together, on your own servers — no cloud in the loop, nothing metered.
What you would be looking at
Taken from the console running on demonstration data. Each is explained in full on the console pages — this is just so you can see it before you read about it.
Why LandauOne
Most IoT platforms are a subscription to somebody else's cloud, a rate card that grows with your fleet, and a dashboard you learn to live with. LandauOne starts from the opposite premises: your data is yours, your bill should not scale with your success, and the person at the screen — not the vendor — decides what the view looks like. Here is what that buys you.
Readings, bearings, positions, live cameras and logs sit side by side and replay together. The question every incident review turns on — what else was true at that moment? — is answered with a click, not with exports stitched together in a spreadsheet.
Nothing is thrown away quietly: every discarded reading is counted with a reason and the point it was discarded at, a reading delivered twice is counted once, and the monitors show what arrived and what is still waiting. When a chart becomes the basis of a decision, that honesty is the feature.
Your servers or your cluster, air-gapped if the site demands it, with no per-seat, per-sensor or per-camera meters running. Your history rests in a standard open-source database you can query, back up and take with you — growth costs you hardware, never a renegotiation. Licensed per deployment — one flat licence for a site or a cluster, whatever it carries; pricing on request.
It speaks what your fleet already speaks — MQTT, Kafka, Azure Service Bus, Event Hubs, plain HTTP, and the standard telemetry protocol for logs. Mapping a producer's field names is configuration, not a firmware rollout, so the first chart can appear the day the broker is pointed at it.
The benchmarks ship with the product: hundreds of millions of readings a month on a single server, verified reading-by-reading down to the last digit — and reproducible on your own hardware before you commit a fleet to it. Ask another vendor for the harness behind their brochure number.
You arrange the dashboards, maps and floor plans; the console remembers exactly how you left them — viewport included — in your language and theme, on any machine. What you build is shareable read-only: a colleague gets your view, never a pen into your work. And video is treated as sensitive — behind sign-in, live only, never recorded.
At a glance
Everything below is described in detail further down the page; this is the map of it. Click any module to jump straight to it.
Every one of them speaks your language, renders in light or dark, files under your labels, and can be shared read-only with a colleague.
Find your way
Each page explains one thing properly. Start with the console if you want to see what you would be looking at; start with live data if you want to know how a reading gets there.
What makes it different, and what ten years of ten thousand sensors costs here against the metered clouds — with the price lists on the table.
Sixteen modules in five groups — what you look at, arrange, file, watch and administer. One page per group.
The business questions behind the numbers: cost under a tariff, runtime and starts, compliance, drift, what moved with what, where a trend is heading, sites compared, trips.
From a sensor to a chart without a silent gap: the brokers it speaks, the checks on the way in, and the monitors that tell you what arrived.
Your servers, your data, no meters — and who can see what once it is running.
Capacity in hard numbers, measured on one server with the harness that ships in the product — and a head-to-head with TimescaleDB.
Contact
Leave an address and, if you like, a line about what you monitor, and you will get one message when LandauOne becomes available — nothing else, no newsletter, no follow-up. A question right now gets an answer from the same address.
Sixteen modules, seven widgets, six kinds of marker, and one console that remembers exactly how you left it — on your servers, with no meter running.
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