Introducing the GoBright Advanced Gateway: a simpler, more secure sensor network.
Every gateway and sensor you add to a building is another device to install, another battery to replace, and another point of vulnerability to secure. As workplaces expand their use of occupancy data, that hardware footprint tends to grow with it. The GoBright Advanced Gateway (AGW) is designed to reverse that trend. It’s a new generation of gateway and sensor technology, built to make your workplace network simpler to install, easier to manage and harder to compromise, while giving you a wider view of how your building is actually used.
One product, not two
The AGW combines the gateway and antenna into a single unit. That means one thing to install instead of two, with lower material costs and less installation time.
Wider coverage, fewer devices
The AGW’s extended range means most offices need fewer gateways to achieve full coverage. Fewer devices translate directly into less hardware, less cabling and less ongoing maintenance.
Deployment from your smartphone
Setting up the AGW works the same way as setting up Interact: directly from your smartphone, with no specialist tools and no lengthy configuration process. Facility teams can roll out the network themselves, and do it quickly.
Batteries built to last
More energy-efficient wireless technology gives AGW sensors a battery life of five years or more, depending on the sensor. Fewer battery changes mean less maintenance and lower running costs over the lifetime of the network.
A fuller picture of your workplace
The AGW range extends beyond occupancy. It adds people counting and environmental sensors, so you can see not just whether a space is used, but how. This data will only become more useful. GoBright is building people counting and environmental insights further into the platform, so they will soon be just as visible and actionable as the occupancy data you already rely on.
Security that doesn’t cut corners
Every message the AGW sends is protected by the latest data security and encryption standards. At gateway level, the AGW only accepts wireless messages from sensors on its own network. Any other signal is filtered out before it ever reaches your data, which keeps your occupancy insights accurate as well as secure.
Why it matters
For facility teams, the AGW means fewer devices to install and maintain, self-service deployment, longer battery life, and better coverage with less hardware. For IT teams, it means encryption by design, network-level filtering of unauthorised signals, and one broader sensor portfolio to manage instead of several disconnected systems.
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