MOBOTIX Success Stories: Proven in Practice

There is no such thing as a MOBOTIX standard solution. In cooperation with your MOBOTIX partner, your project is configured to suit your needs from the comprehensive MOBOTIX portfolio. We discuss your processes with you in considerable detail to define the relevant tasks and how we can monitor them reliably and effectively. This ensures that the solution is the perfect fit for your needs and leaves nothing to be desired.

Need more information?

All Solutions

Maritime AM Portillo, Spain

• Extreme conditions of dust, heat and water
• Fire prevention with thermal cameras
• Working 24/7 since 14 years
Wood-fired Power Plant Lohbrügge, Germany

• Heat-resistant housing with automatic cooling and cleaning
• Continuous operation since 18 months now
• Remote maintenance optimized processes
Reno-North, Denmark

• Environmental protection through identification of hazardous waste
• Defying humidity, heat, dust and vibrations
• Stringent process documentation
Ampelmann, Netherlands

• Day & night security in a demanding environment
• Extremely resistant to water and dust
• Freedom from maintenance saves operating costs
Hellers, New Zealand

• Savings well beyond the initial investment
• Incorrect operation detected and several thousand euro saved
• Reliable since 2007 — expanded from 12 to 70 cameras
Bieber + Marburg, Germany

• Remote maintenance instead of time-consuming inspection rounds
• Fully automatic crane control by means of camera technology
• Black and white images save network costs
Westchester County Police

Westchester County hosts approximately one million residents spread across six cities, 19 towns, and 23 distinct villages. To address crime and increase collaborative efforts between the 40+ local law enforcement agencies, Lieutenant Brian Hess teamed up with Mt. Pleasant’s Sergeant Jason Patane to establish Real Time Crime (RTC).
Iceland Post, Iceland

With a history stretching back to 1776, Iceland Post was founded following a decree from King Christian VII of Denmark, demanding an Icelandic postal service.