Developer of wireless retrofit building automation platform for existing commercial buildings signs NeoMesh wireless protocol stack licensing agreement

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NeoCortec, manufacturer of the ultra-low-power bi-directional wireless mesh networking protocol stack NeoMesh, announced that Styrvel, a Danish developer of a wireless retrofit building automation platform for existing commercial buildings, has signed a NeoMesh software licensing agreement. NeoMesh provides the wireless communication layer connecting Styrvel's battery-powered devices, including room sensors and electronic radiator thermostats, to the building gateway, and its ability to support large numbers of battery-powered devices in a self-organising network without cabling or dedicated repeaters is particularly suited to retrofit installations. Styrvel founder and CEO Cato Skibsted Fagermo said the technology enables large-scale building automation without adding new communication infrastructure, and NeoCortec CEO Thomas Steen Halkier called it a cost-effective way to implement intelligent facility infrastructure in pre-existing buildings. NeoMesh is available on ultra-low-power bi-directional wireless mesh network communication modules as well as on a license basis on many various chipsets. The source states no component price, inventory or capacity changes.

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Source: EE Journal · 11/13/2026 · View original source