Sardestech
IoT hardware, smart lighting platforms and control apps for property developers, facility operators and building contractors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Sardestech
Sardestech designs IoT hardware, embedded firmware, building management platforms, and mobile and web control applications. Its systems cover DALI-2 lighting, residential IoT, and commercial building monitoring and integration.
Customers include property developers, facility operators, and building services contractors. The company delivers bespoke engineering engagements from hardware design through software development and commissioning.
Sardestech Ltd was founded in 2019 and is based in London, UK. Its projects include buildings and transport infrastructure in London and an airport in Abu Dhabi.
Product: Custom IoT hardware and firmware, smart lighting and building management platforms, and mobile and web control applications.
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