Data trapped by protocol
Equipment from different brands speaks its own language, and the existing SCADA can't see it.
SOLUTIONS / SCOPE
Narrowbits SCOPE · Operational supervision
We integrate states and variables from equipment, processes, and distributed facilities, from new sensors and from the systems you already have.
SCOPE Industry · SCOPE Infrastructure

The problem
Equipment from different brands speaks its own language, and the existing SCADA can't see it.
Tanks, pumps, or cabinets that only get checked when someone goes on site.
Wiring, programming, and per-point licensing drive up project cost before the first useful data point.
Level, pressure, and on-site valve control.
pH, chlorine, turbidity, flow rate, and level at plants.
Meters and PLCs via RS-232/485 or 4–20 mA.
Cabinets, pumps, access doors, and covers.
How it works
If the SCADA or sensor vendor changes tomorrow, you reconfigure the edge, not the whole project.
Interactive scenario
Tank 2 in a water distribution network. Level at 64 %, fill pump running and outlet valve open.
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What we measure
Technology
NBnano Compact in the technical room or NBnano HMI Panel on the cabinet door, with a 1024 × 768 industrial touchscreen. NBserial for equipment that only speaks RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485.
NBnano HMI Panel
NBserial
NBmulti
Integrated cabinet
Case · Water · Panama
Tank supervision and control with NBnano HMI Panel: the LoRaWAN server and local logging run on the same device, and valves are opened and closed over Modbus TCP with status confirmation.
How we start
We connect your sensor or device to NBnano and show the data published in your SCADA or platform.
An NBnano HMI Panel installed in one of your panels, with your process and your variables.
We review your current topology and where the edge reduces risk, wiring, and integration cost.
Services
Supervision, review of points with no data, incident handling and technical support.
Historical data, events and reports for reviews and audits.
Periodic summary of relevant changes, alerts and open items.
Frequently asked questions
No. NBnano sits upstream of the SCADA and feeds it: the SCADA reads it as just another Modbus or BACnet device.
LoRaWAN sensors from any brand, Modbus RTU/TCP and BACnet equipment, and 4–20 mA signals. For legacy equipment, we use NBserial, our own serial converter.
Yes. Logging, alarms, and control run on the device; the external link is optional.
No. Features are included with the device, with no per-measurement-point licenses.
Next step
Tell us what equipment you have and what you need to see. We'll propose an integration test.
Technical assessment (free)
Tell us what equipment you have and what you need to see. We'll propose an integration test.