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DEVICE INTEGRATION / AN INVITATION TO MANUFACTURERS

You build the hardware.
Let’s connect the possibilities.

Your devices have a story to tell. Let’s explore how they can become part of ours.

We’re developing a shared software core for home and energy systems. If you’d like your equipment to work with Tomo AI Core, I’d love to introduce you to the people building it.

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A concept of what we can explore together.

DIFFERENT DEVICES. A COMMON DIRECTION.

A place for
your technology.

01 / STORAGE

Batteries & energy storage

Bring storage information and available device capabilities into the conversation about the day ahead.

02 / ENERGY

Inverters & chargers

Explore how generation, power flows and charging can inform a shared view of the home.

03 / CONTROL

Controllers & electronics

Help connect measurements, device states and supported controls with useful software context.

THE PEOPLE AND TECHNOLOGY ALONGSIDE US

Good ideas grow
through collaboration.

I love the moment when a conversation turns into something we can build together. These are some of the companies, teams and technologies helping shape our journey — from heating and solar energy to the devices that bring an idea into everyday life.

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THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE / GERMANY

TECHNOTHERM ↗

Energy can be stored as warmth, too. TECHNOTHERM’s electric storage heaters use a heat-retaining core to store thermal energy and release it into the room over time. Their range includes heating systems with fireclay storage cores and digital temperature control.

For our project, that opens an important conversation: how the timing of electric heating and stored warmth can fit alongside solar generation, batteries and the rhythm of a home. We appreciate the support TECHNOTHERM has already given us along the way.

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INVERTERS / BATTERIES / ENERGY MANAGEMENT

SolaX Power ↗

SolaX Power develops solar inverters, hybrid inverters, battery storage systems and EV charging equipment. These are the devices that connect generation, stored electricity and the energy a building needs throughout the day.

Our work with SolaX Power brings real inverter and battery behaviour into the project’s development. Technical dialogue and practical work with equipment help us explore how device information and supported controls can contribute to a shared energy plan.

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MONITORING SOFTWARE / CLOUD / AUTOMATION

SunnyHome ↗

SunnyHome is software for monitoring a photovoltaic installation and automating selected household devices. SunnyHome.Click is its online companion: a cloud dashboard with historical records, detailed charts and integrated Grafana views, so the energy story remains accessible away from home.

We’ve used and appreciated SunnyHome for years. Our collaboration is rooted in that practical experience — understanding solar production, consumption and everyday automation, then making those insights useful to the people living with the system.

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HEATING CONTROLLERS / REGULATION / DEVICES

WodaTherm™ ↗

WodaTherm™ brings the control hardware into the picture. Its automation range includes the single-phase SD-IHC and three-phase SD-IHC-3P controllers for suitable resistive heating loads, connecting energy decisions with practical water and space heating.

Our collaboration on devices explores that link between software and physical regulation: how available solar energy, timing and household priorities can inform heating control. Alongside existing controllers, work on a dedicated heating-element controller box is also taking shape.

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And many others.

Heat storage, electrical storage, inverters, control electronics and software each bring a different part of the story. These are some of the connections helping shape our work, and there is room for the next conversation.

Could your technology be part of the next chapter? Tell me what you’re building ↗

FROM HELLO TO A WORKING CONNECTION

Start with a device.
Build from there.

We’re particularly keen to hear from manufacturers based in the European Union. Bring your engineering knowledge; we’ll bring the project team. Together, we can agree on a useful first integration.

  1. Tell us what you make.

    Introduce your company, the device family and the connection you have in mind.

  2. Find a common language.

    Share the available interfaces, API or protocol documentation and a technical contact so we can assess the next steps.

  3. Try it together.

    Agree on a scope, development access or test hardware, then check the chosen functions against real device behaviour.

  4. Give the connection a clear story.

    Document the tested models, firmware versions and supported functions so people know how to use the integration.

“And if you’re one of the big names? We might knock on your door first. Some introductions are simply too good to leave to chance.”

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A CONVERSATION STARTS HERE

Tell me about
your devices.

A company name, a device family and a few lines about your idea are a lovely place to start. Your message will reach the Tomo AI Core project team.

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LET’S KEEP IN TOUCH

The next chapter
is ours to share.

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