Four lines — industrial monitoring, safety & remote operation, recognition and lighting — built on hardware and software we develop in-house. Low latency, industrial-grade protection, and systems that keep running through salt, dust and vibration — not just a slide deck.
Monitoring, safety, recognition and lighting for the heavy-industry floor — from core hardware and software to on-site deployment, carried end to end by our own engineering.
Online monitoring of vibration, steel structure and whole-machine health for heavy equipment — warning before a fault takes shape, turning emergency repair into predictive maintenance.
Low-latency video brings the operator’s station into the control room. People step back from the hazard, and safety and productivity come together — not one at the expense of the other.
Container-number recognition for terminal gates and yards, replacing manual logging so hand-off is faster, more accurate and traceable.
Lighting for industrial sites and outdoor settings — durable and stable across salt fog, heat and cold.
Salt fog, dust, vibration, long duty cycles — these sites leave no room for trial and error, and that is exactly where in-house engineering proves itself.
Quay cranes · yards · container handling
Heavy equipment · harsh conditions
Critical facilities · continuous uptime
High reliability · long duty cycles
EVNA focuses on industrial monitoring, safety and remote operation, recognition and lighting. The hard part was never building a system — it’s keeping it reliable, year after year, through salt, dust and vibration, and trusted by the people on the floor. That only comes from a multi-disciplinary team and in-house hardware and software, refined on real projects.
Engineers across mechanics, structures, vision, electronics and software.
The core stack is developed in-house — hardware and software working together, stable and dependable.
From design and deployment to operation, professional support across the whole lifecycle.
Tell us about the equipment and the problem — and we’ll tell you what we can do.