FlatTurtle Blog
10 September 2024
Enhancing Connectivity at Drie Linden, Zaventem We are pleased to announce FlatTurtle’s involvement in the network setup at Drie Linden in Zaventem. Selected by Cobelpro at the building hand-off, we provided crucial connectivity solutions to ensure a smooth transition. One of the newly installed racks, still very empty :). Comprehensive Connectivity Solutions At Drie Linden, FlatTurtle implemented a network infrastructure that included: 4G Installation: Provided initial 4G connectivity while waiting for the fiber internet service from Proximus.
Read more ...5 September 2024
FlatTurtle leverages 4G and 5G mobile connectivity to bridge gaps when internet installation is delayed. These solutions help ensure critical systems and essential services remain operational, while permanent connections are established. 5G is also used as a backup for added redundancy and security.
30 August 2024
Using FlatTurtle digital signage to display tenant logos and the floors they occupy.
26 August 2024
FlatTurtle revamped the internet infrastructure at Blue Tower for BNP Paribas Real Estate, consolidating outdated systems and eliminating redundant lines. They provided high-speed internet, upgraded WiFi coverage, and introduced VLANs for better security and network segregation. The project significantly improved connectivity while reducing costs and enhancing security.
20 August 2024
FlatTurtle emphasizes the importance of disconnecting and recycling old office hardware, which often consumes unnecessary power and poses security risks. By replacing outdated devices with modern equipment, businesses can reduce their carbon footprint and improve network security, while also saving costs on redundant connections.
14 August 2024
FlatTurtle provides all the shared internet connectivity at Plaza’H, a shopping mall in Hasselt. We also ensure WiFi coverage throughout the common areas of the shopping mall. Overcoming challenges with limited space One of the challenges we faced was working with limited space, such as installing network equipment in a very narrow shaft. We needed special upright racks to secure the network equipment securely. It's tight to fit it all in there.
Read more ...8 August 2024
Going Where Our Customers Are: EV Charger Edition To meet our customers’ needs, sometimes we have to get creative. In this case, serving EV chargers meant installing network equipment in an underground car park. With limited space, we pragmatically placed the equipment between structural beams. It’s all part of ensuring reliable service, no matter the location.
5 August 2024
New Location: Bastion Tower You should know by now. We're tech people, not marketeers. We can't take nice pictures... 😅 We’re delighted to announce our latest location at Bastion Tower. In this unique setup, FlatTurtle has installed a state-of-the-art screen behind a beautiful reflective mirror in the common area. This innovative design makes the screen almost magically invisible, seamlessly passing information through the mirror to keep everyone informed without disrupting the elegant aesthetic.
Read more ...1 August 2024
Keeping Your Displays in Top Shape This is our team visiting the Ravenstein building for a regular cleanup. The Ravenstein screen is a bit of a special bird because of the heavy foot traffic and the limited space where we can install the screen. It used to be located above the hallway, but due to various reasons, the frame it was attached to was no longer secure. The choice was made to lower it more clearly into people’s eye view near the sliding doors.
Read more ...29 July 2024
Espressif, the Chinese powerhouse, dominates the world of IoT devices, particularly in office environments. Known among geeks for the wildly popular ESP32 chipset, Espressif has become a staple in creating simple Home Assistant devices like ESPhome and ESPresense. However, beyond the DIY community, Espressif leads the market in professional and enterprise hardware as well. Many internet-connected devices, including EV chargers, rely on Espressif chipsets… And I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of them use the very well documented, super popular, and easily available ESP32 as well.
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