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I bought a yogurt that was sitting at room temperature. And I couldn't stop thinking. How long had it been out of the cold? An hour, a night, several days? Was it refrigerated again before I bought it? How can a consumer possibly know? According to the World Health Organization, every year 600 million people fall ill from contaminated food and 420,000 die. Improper temperature control is one of the leading causes. According to the FAO, the lack of adequate refrigeration causes the loss of 526 million tonnes of food a year, 12 percent of global production. That's enough to feed a billion people. As a founder of Sensify, there's something that deeply concerns me. Technology can solve a lot of our problems, but in the physical world there are still invisible risks that directly affect our health. And in daily life, the same scene repeats across Latin America: many stores switch off their cooling equipment at night to cut electricity costs. But food doesn't understand utility bills. Yogurt, milk, and dairy start to deteriorate the moment the cold chain breaks. Behind that everyday situation lies a bigger problem: millions of people consume food without knowing how it was stored. And a broken cold chain it's a factor behind pathogens like Salmonella, E. coli, and Listeria, linked to conditions ranging from food poisoning to kidney failure, meningitis, and serious complications in children and pregnant women. That's why I believe Sensify can create an impact that goes far beyond connecting commercial fridges. Our technology can identify which points of sale aren't maintaining safe temperatures, when a unit was switched off, how long a product was exposed to unsafe conditions, and where there's a potential risk to the consumer. Now I imagine the next step. What if every person could verify that a product's cold chain was never broken, from its origin to their hands? As an entrepreneur, I dream of building technology that does more than improve efficiency or cut costs. I want to build technology that protects people.

Today I am glad to share that Sensify and Sollatek UK Limited are entering a commercial alliance 🚀 Sollatek brings more than 40 years designing refrigeration controls, voltage stabilisers and energy management devices, with a footprint across every continent 🌎 And our work at Sensify is to turn a connected commercial fridge into live sales and performance data on a single platform with insights a brand can act on. This opens new possibilities for both companies. Sollatek's full range of IoT-enabled temperature controllers and devices will now work with Sensify, adding our data intelligence layer on top of a hardware foundation that has been proven globally. The joint stack also adds computer vision and new measurement capabilities, all on always on 4G. Thank you to Manhal Allos and the Sollatek team, and to everyone at Sensify who brought this together. Partnerships like this move our whole industry forward! 👏

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Sollatek UK Limited has been designing and building refrigeration controls, voltage stabilizers and energy management devices for commercial refrigeration OEMs for over 40 years. Their equipment operates in some of the toughest markets on the planet, across every continent. Today we are announcing a commercial alliance that opens new possibilities for both companies. Here is what it means: Sollatek's full range of IoT-enabled temperature controllers and devices will now work with Sensify, adding our data intelligence layer on top of a hardware foundation that has been proven globally. The combination is rare. On one side, controls designed to perform in extreme conditions. On the other, the ability to turn every signal / image those devices generate into actionable insights in real time using AI technology. All running on Always On 4G technology. This agreement adds cutting-edge capabilities to the joint stack: computer vision and new sensors that expand what we can measure and what our clients can do with that data. Manhal Allos co-founded Sollatek in 1983 from the UK with his father, Dr. Janan Allos. Manhal built a company with truly global reach. Sitting down with someone who has spent more than four decades solving real refrigeration and energy problems gives you a different perspective. Technology has to start by understanding the terrain. That is exactly where we connect. Sensify brings the data intelligence. Sollatek brings the hardware infrastructure. And together, the clients who already trust one now get access to the other. Things that happen when the vision aligns 🚀

🚀 En Sensify seguimos creciendo! Estamos buscando una persona analítica, autónoma y curiosa técnicamente para liderar y desarrollar el área de conectividad IoT. 📍Remoto Si te consideras un perfil con iniciativa, visión técnica y estratégica, te queremos conocer! Para más detalles de la posición y si te interesa aplicar, te dejo el link: https://lnkd.in/efpgumt9 #Hiring #IoT #TechJobs #WeAreHiring

Our partnership with Qualcomm continues to expand into new products and cutting-edge technological solutions. At Sensify, our mission is clear: never lose the innovative, curious, and bold spirit that drives us forward. Deploying technology at scale is one of the most sophisticated strategies for hardware companies. It means thinking far beyond today, anticipating obsolescence, connectivity evolution, processing power, security, and the next wave of digital transformation. The hardware we install in refrigerators in 2026 must be ready for the next decade. That is a massive challenge. But working alongside Qualcomm reshapes the way we design, think, and build long-term strategies. Together, we are not just integrating components, we are building the technological backbone that will support millions of connected assets worldwide. Visiting the new Qualcomm headquarters in Mexico reinforced something important: innovation happens when strong teams align vision with execution. Thank you for these incredible days of collaboration, strategy, and teamwork. The future of smart refrigeration is being built today. 🚀 Gabriel Dutra Alvarez Jorge Zamora Eduardo Bobadilla Damian Nechaevsky Justo M. Agustín Moreno Pedro Ruiz Orduña