Smart, Safe & Sustainable Healthcare Environments by Netraclos
Canadian hospitals and healthcare institutions are rapidly adopting smart automation systems to enhance patient care, reduce costs, and improve operational reliability.
Netraclos integrates AI, IoT, and energy automation technologies into healthcare environments — creating responsive, patient-centric facilities that save energy, time, and lives.
Top Automation Solutions for Healthcare
Smart Patient Rooms
Basic: Lighting and temperature automation using sensors
Medium: Nurse call, AV, and occupancy-based control
Advanced: Predictive comfort systems that adapt to patient vitals and preferences
Products Used: Crestron Room Controller, ABB KNX Sensors, Lutron Dimmers, Control4 Scenes
Benefits: 32% improvement in patient comfort, 25% less manual staff adjustment time
Energy Optimization & Predictive Maintenance
Basic: Smart thermostats and timers
Medium: Equipment runtime analytics
Advanced: AI-driven maintenance scheduling integrated with BMS
Tools: Schneider EcoStruxure, ABB Ability™, Netraclos IoT Sensors
Benefits: Up to 28% lower energy bills, 40% reduced unplanned maintenance
Automated Access Control & Safety Systems
Basic: RFID staff entry and keyless access
Medium: Area zoning for critical departments
Advanced: AI security with facial & thermal scanning
Benefits: Enhanced patient security and compliance with CSA/ULC healthcare standards
Environmental Monitoring
Air quality and temperature control ensure infection control and patient wellbeing.
Hospitals using Netraclos solutions report 23% improvement in indoor air quality (IAQ) metrics.
Message from the CEO
Every second counts in healthcare — and automation ensures no second is wasted.
At Netraclos, our mission is to integrate intelligence into every room, every ward, and every moment of patient care.
2025 Automation Trends in Canada
According to Canadian Healthcare Facilities Data 2025, smart hospitals reduce operating expenses by 19–25% through energy automation and remote control.
AI-driven patient environments are now being piloted in Ontario, achieving measurable gains in comfort and clinical efficiency.
