Our projects

Here are some of our Smart City & Smart Company references. We are extremely proud of what we accomplished for these Smart Cities and Companies. They are all ready to transform into a more innovative version of themselves. Being a Smart City means investing in innovative solutions, gathering insights from smart data devices and giving access to citizens in order to do something with this data. A Smart City continues to learn, adapt, innovate and work together with all of its civilians in order to create the city of the future. Smart Companies have the same goal: innovate and adapt to their customers needs in order to make their business more accessible and future-proof!

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Bruges city

Roeselare city

Ghent city

City of Antwerp

Leuven city

Genk city

City of Paderborn

Luxemburg City

Esch City

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Leuven

On the Urban Sense platform, the city of Leuven shares data about their noise management project. This way, they are becoming a Smart City.
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Bruges

The VLOED-project is a collaboration between the cities Bruges and Ghent and is aimed at gathering useful information about the crowd densities.
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Roeselare

The Rainbrain project of Roeselare helps cities and water management organizations monitor and limit risks of flooding, drought and water quality.
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Bruges – Leuven – Roeselare

In this large smart city project the cities of Brugge, Leuven and Roeselare combine forces to share data across a Smart Data Platform.
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ODALA

ODALA is a strategic European project that was launched in September of 2020. It is a collaboration between European cities and different companies.
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City of Paderborn

The City of Paderborn asked Sirus to set up an Open Data Platform so all of its citizens would be able to view and use the various public data.
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City of Antwerp

Our Smart Cities Belgium project was piloted by the city of Antwerp in 2016. We developed the platform for the City of Antwerp, in cooperation with Digipolis Antwerpen, when IoT was still in its infancy.