The team behind the network

Field hardware. Network software.
One accountable team.

ORIONIS builds the field equipment. miiwater develops the platform. We bring both together so that measurement, communication and control work as one system.

ORIONIS

Hardware & firmware
Electronics workbench: a board under test, cabling and a laptop

Designed for the real conditions of the network.

Our own electronics, firmware and field panels, developed together. The team understands the complete device, from the sensor connection to its local control logic.

  • Own electronics
  • Own firmware
  • Field panels

miiwater

Software & data
Concept visualization of miiwater on a tablet, with a network map and flow and pressure charts

From a field reading to an operational decision.

Monitor, Nebula and SCADA bring supervision, irrigation planning and telecontrol into one platform. The network is configured from day one, with exportable data.

  • Monitor
  • Nebula
  • SCADA

AI agents · in development

The advantage is in how they work together.

One technical counterpart, from the definition of each point to its day-to-day operation.

01

Engineered together

Signals, power, communications and control logic defined as a complete point.

02

Commissioned together

The field equipment and its representation on the platform are prepared as one delivery.

03

Supported together

An incident can be traced through the whole chain, from the sensor to the screen.

How we work

Four decisions we do not renegotiate.

01
Water only

Everything we build and code is for water networks. Nothing else competes for our time, so what we deliver was designed for this problem, not adapted from another sector.

02
We build all of it

Hardware, firmware, comms, cloud and AI are ours. That means one contract, one counterpart and no doubt about who answers when something fails.

03
Engineered to a cost ceiling

We design against a target cost, not against a feature list, so the project closes a business case instead of depending on a grant coming through.

04
Bundled, not tiered

Every unit ships with comms, platform, support and warranty. The cost is known in year one and in year five: no upgrade surprises, no SaaS tiers.

Our field equipment

This is what comes out of the factory.

IP68 enclosure, sealed colour-coded connectors and NB-IoT / LTE / 2G as standard across the range. The choice is how many signals the point takes.

The ORIONIS RTU-datalogger range lined up, from the smallest to the one with most inputs and outputs, with their colour-coded connectors.
The whole range, smallest to largest: delta ds, sigma ds and sigma. Same connector system and same firmware across all of them; what changes is how many signals the point takes.
Trust & Certifications

How we earn the right to be in the network.

Two things stand behind every unit we ship. TVDA, our own gate — nothing reaches a customer site without passing it. And three certifications audited by outside bodies, held by ORIONIS, the company that manufactures.

TVDA
Tested · Validated · Documented · Approved

No production unit leaves for a customer site without passing TVDA, and what was tested and who approved it is written down. Two things sit outside it, and we say so: the AI layer, because it keeps changing and we would rather declare that than pretend otherwise; and the bare electronics, because that is the substrate everything else is tested on.

ISO 9001Quality Management

An outside auditor checks how we design, manufacture, deploy and support. Renewed every year.

ISO 14001Environmental Management

Audited environmental management. Nearly every water tender asks for it, and without it a bid does not get past the administrative envelope.

ENSInformation Security

Esquema Nacional de Seguridad, basic level. It is the security framework Spain requires of systems that serve the public sector. We are working towards the higher level.

Every sensor and every remote ships with its own calibration certificate and its warranty. They are calibrated before they go into stock — not after a complaint.

WHERE WE ARE AND WHERE WE ARE GOING

Seven countries with networks running.
And expanding.

Water supply, irrigation and river control across four regions. The same equipment and the same platform in all four; what changes in each country is who installs and maintains it.

7countries with networks runningsince 2017
A reservoir between pine-covered slopes, with the level measurement marked beside the dam.

Where we already operate

  • Europe

    Spain · Portugal

    Irrigation communities, municipal utilities and river control. Everything that gets exported starts here.

    Since 2017
  • North America

    Mexico

    Irrigation districts and urban utilities, with a local partner. Large networks, hard on service continuity.

    Local partner
  • Central America

    Panama · Costa Rica

    Our first network outside Europe. In Costa Rica the software is already paid per point per year.

    Since 2017
  • South America

    Colombia · Peru

    Intakes, canals and irrigation across two climates with nothing in common.

    Partner network

Where we are opening up · looking for a partner

Thirty-nine markets we want to enter. In every one there are networks to control and buyers identified; what is missing is someone to install and maintain them on the ground. The equipment and the platform already exist.

  • South AmericaBrazil · Argentina · Uruguay · Chile · Ecuador · Bolivia
  • Central AmericaGuatemala · Honduras
  • Mediterranean EuropeItaly · France · Greece
  • Central and Eastern EuropePoland · Czechia · Slovakia · Hungary · Romania · Bulgaria · Moldova
  • Baltics and BalkansEstonia · Latvia · Lithuania · Slovenia · Croatia · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Serbia · Montenegro · Albania · North Macedonia · Kosovo
  • North AfricaMorocco · Algeria · Tunisia · Egypt
  • Middle EastSaudi Arabia · United Arab Emirates · Jordan · Türkiye
  • South AsiaPakistan · India

Do you install or maintain water networks in any of these countries?

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