Advancing the Hospitality Industry with a Smart Technology Solution
Join us on our journey towards smarter buildings and a greener tomorrow.
Join us on our journey towards smarter buildings and a greener tomorrow.
SensorFlow is a Singapore-based, full-stack company that combines the use of wireless IoT solutions and AI-driven automation to make smart buildings a reality. Starting with hotels, our solution enables smart building management through maximised energy efficiency, optimised operational productivity, and enhanced sustainability.
Founded by Saikrishnan Ranganathan (CEO) and Max Pagel (CTO) in 2016, SensorFlow evolved from the pressing need for energy optimisation worldwide.
Sai and Max recognised that hotels are one of the biggest victims of poor energy efficiency. However, like most buildings and properties, they face large barriers to adopting existing solutions as many properties are limited to small Operations Expenditure budgets and available solutions are not only costly but also massively disruptive to install. With that, SensorFlow developed a retrofit IoT solution that enables any building/property on any budget to optimise their energy consumption with no operational disruptions and at no upfront cost. We also help improve a building's overall productivity and efficiency by providing actionable insights from big data collected via our large network of advanced IoT devices.
Driven by the vision to mitigate global challenges, Sai has consistently worked towards engineering solutions that are practical, adaptable, and aligned with immediate climate problem challenges. The keystone of Sai’s leadership is his business acumen and high-level black box thinking, which is reflected in SensorFlow’s smart home automation, Internet of Things (IoT), and energy monitoring solutions.
Sai also has a background in energy management and smart home automation; he has worked extensively on energy monitoring solutions for schools, data centres, homes, malls, and factories
Max has 12 years of experience in hardware development and worked extensively on research projects on the interoperability of the Internet of Things (IoT) technology. With his Master’s Degree in Computer Science at the University of Lübeck in Germany, Max developed his expertise as a research associate for the Felicitous Computing Institute at the National University of Singapore. He focused on developing advanced frameworks for the Internet of Things and his work was published and demonstrated at the IoT Conference 2015 held in Seoul after winning the best Demo award.