Built for demanding environments

Devlabs sensor systems are deployed across data centre construction, industrial HVAC, cleanroom monitoring, methane measurement, and environmental research — one platform across all of them.

Rows of server cabinets in a large data centre hallPhoto: Florian Hirzinger, CC BY-SA 3.0

Data centre construction

Boundary air quality, vibration, noise and discharge water monitoring across multi-year hyperscale builds — one platform, one auditable record, permit-ready from day one.

PM2.5NO₂VibrationNoiseWater
Building site at street level in Nordhavn, Copenhagen, with site fencing and materialsPhoto: Leif Jørgensen, CC BY-SA 4.0

General construction sites

Dust, noise and vibration compliance for urban and infrastructure projects — fast to mobilise, no site IT, alerts the moment a limit is breached.

DustNoiseVibration4G LTE
Air handling units beneath insulated ductwork in a plant roomPhoto: Kgbo, CC BY-SA 4.0

HVAC & BMS

In-duct IAQ over RS-485 Modbus RTU for demand-controlled ventilation — plus an independent data path that doesn't depend on the BMS network.

Modbus RTUCO₂PMCAI & VG
Corridor running alongside a cleanroom, seen through its windowsPhoto: Stan Zurek, CC BY-SA 3.0

Cleanrooms & controlled environments

Continuous ISO 14644 particle monitoring between qualifications, alongside classification-grade counting — for pharma, medical device and precision manufacturing.

ISO 14644ISO 21501-4ISO 5–9
Clarifier basin at a wastewater treatment plantPhoto: Czeva, CC BY-SA 4.0

Methane & wastewater / biogas

Precise 0–1200 ppm CH₄ monitoring by TDLAS — immune to the H₂S interference that defeats electrochemical sensors.

CH₄TDLASValidity state
Research instruments being installed on open grasslandPhoto: UBC Micrometeorology, CC BY 2.0

Academic & environmental research

Configurable multi-parameter platforms with REST API and open data access — built for field campaigns that need flexibility and transparency.

ConfigurableREST APIAutonomous

Innovation projects

Grant-supported development projects with research partners — currently Dash.DevLabs Copilot, an AI assistant for monitoring data, with Alexandra Instituttet.

Grant partnershipsAIReporting