Building Intelligence · by Prigo X
Sensors that watch the plant room, cameras that watch the perimeter, and one platform that tells your team what matters — before somebody phones.
Monitoring
Battery sensors go where there is no power and no cable route — showroom floor, offices, roof tanks.
In the plant room, with mains power and a two-metre cable run, points wire into the same gateway.
Two to four weeks of readings before a limit goes live. One reading never wakes anyone.
Comfort complaints before they are made; server-room excursions; humidity damage to stock and finishes.
Escape of water while it is still a mop, not a claim. Spot probes on named risks, rope along pipe runs.
Roof and ground tanks trended against normal draw, so a draining tank is caught overnight.
Circuits out in car parks, corridors and showrooms, flagged as early warning for the planner.
Is the pump actually running? Is the AHU drawing what it should? Current clamps answer it.
Bearing wear on pumps and fans trended ahead of failure. Chillers are read from their own controller over BACnet.
Open-standard LoRaWAN · 4G SIM in the gateway, never the tenant's WiFi · Indicative form factors, final hardware confirmed at pilot
FAMICA Vision · AI CCTV
Fewer cameras come from resolution, field of view and placement — so a coverage audit comes before any quotation.
Cameras filter weather, animals and shadows at the edge. No facial recognition by default.
A credible event reaches a guard's phone, is acknowledged, attended and logged — a timeline you can show an insurer.
See it live
Three nights from the demo portfolio, replayed in twelve seconds each. Reading, threshold, alert, acknowledged, on scene — with the rules that decided each step.
Volkswagen Al Quoz · basement car park · 03:00
Three probes trip within eight minutes. Leak points alert on the first wet reading — a ninety-minute wait would be useless.
Platform
Dashboard, baselines, control limits, and alert routing to Telegram, email or the work-order system.
An open API and signed webhooks into the CAFM you already run.
Camera events, zones and incidents on the same timeline as sensor readings.
Multi-tenant from day one. Your clients see your brand, your sites, your people.
Feeds your CAFM — does not replace it.
How it works
Walk the site, map risks and blind spots, agree what is worth knowing.
Two to four weeks of readings before any threshold or camera rule goes live.
Alerts to the people who act on them, reviewed monthly: what fired, what was missed, what to tune.
Acceptance criteria at every step — coverage, response, accountability — so a pilot ends with a number, not an opinion.
Privacy & security
A building processes personal data the moment a camera is switched on. Everything here is designed with that in mind.
Questions
No. The gateway carries its own 4G SIM. A tenant IT change or a router outage does not blind the building.
Battery sensors keep reading. Whether the gateway rides through depends on the model fitted, which is decided at the survey.
Yes — that is the design. An open API and signed webhooks raise work orders in the system you already run. FAMICA does not replace it.
We specify from the established AI-camera families — Dahua WizSense, Hikvision AcuSense, Uniview LightHunter — by coverage and lifecycle cost, supplied and installed through a certified partner. The platform works across makers.
No. Detection, not identification. Facial recognition is not deployed unless a client specifically requires it and completes its own impact assessment.
One building: survey, fit, two to four weeks of baseline, then live. It ends with numbers against acceptance criteria agreed up front, not an opinion.
Start here
Tell us the building and the problem that keeps coming back. We walk the site with you and come back with a plan and a pilot scope — a survey, not a quotation.
Prigo X Technologies Sdn. Bhd. · Cyberjaya, Malaysia