Entropia concludes long-term mission-critical TETRA agreements with petrochemical port companies in Belgium and the Netherlands.
The BIPT Council grant Entropia a license to operate a public network for the transmission of telemetry data for smart management of water systems.
The KinderBeestFeest Foundation offers chronically ill and / or disabled children and their family members living at home a carefree evening.
In preparation for a large-scale implementation the 500 day trials in the Netherlands & Belgium is now complete.
Entropia's mission-critical solution ensures that mechanical ventilation can be operated from the Control Room in Rotterdam and turned off in case of fire.
Entropia Group acquires the Belgian-Dutch national mobile data network "Mobitex" from RAM Mobile Data.
Just like other municipalities in the Netherlands, Maastricht opts for ComBus’ cutting edge control room solution.
Entropia received the certification from Motorola to acknowledge that ComBus meets the most stringent requirements.
Vitens has carried out a successful pilot with the FlexNet communication network in collaboration with Entropia.
JINC works together with education and business partners. Their financial support and expertise are indispensable.
All Ambulances and the Rapid Paramedics are organised from the Control Room, location data is visible on GIS-maps.
Hundreds of buildings are now equipped with the BOA-V (Remote Operation of Fans) solution supplied by Entropia.
Over the weekend of December 7th, more than 1,000 mission-critical Motorola radios were migrated to the Entropia network.
Entropia provided digital TETRA communication to support jury cars, media and the Dutch broadcaster amongst others.
A 250 euros starting capital was all Philip Vercruysse needed to launch Entropia Critical Concepts back in 1990.
