EpiSensor exists to accelerate the transition to sustainable energy. We build the infrastructure energy companies need to make that transition work in the real world, and to make it profitable.
Our customers and partners are already changing how the world produces, stores and uses energy. Our part is to give them simpler, lower-cost IoT infrastructure so they can move faster.
Our culture is the most valuable asset we have. It kept our team together through difficult times and let us enjoy the better times together. Without it, EpiSensor would not be here today.
Kindness shapes how we treat each other and how we work with customers, partners and suppliers.
When something goes wrong, our first instinct is to look beyond the problem to the people and the reasons behind it. We try to understand and help with the root cause, rather than simply react to the symptom.
Our products were built alongside partners who trusted us to put something new into the world, often at an early stage of development. We repay that trust by staying with the problem.
If things go wrong, we work together until they are solved, regardless of the complexity, size or strategic importance of the project. We offer the same support to one another, inside or outside work, technical or personal.
We are loyal to each other, to the company and to our mission. We work with integrity and honesty, and we are proud of the trust built across decades, projects and companies.
We share a commitment to helping our customers and partners accelerate the transition to sustainable energy.
Alongside our work, we support community sport in Limerick and Hamburg and have contributed to relief efforts for Ukrainian families.
Hamburg GAA brings hurling, camogie and Gaelic football to Hamburg. We are proud to support the club and the community it creates far from home.
Star Rovers has been part of St Mary’s Park in Limerick since 1941. We support the club and its work in our local community.
We supported the 1K Project, a volunteer-led network connecting donors directly with Ukrainian families affected by the war.
Where the work has been judged by people outside the company. Three placings across 2023 and 2024, each with the awarding body’s own record linked.
Finalist in the sustainability category. The Irish Times wrote up the entry (opens in a new tab).
Read the announcementWinner, Technology Innovation of the Year, for the demand response controller. Run by Technology Ireland, the Ibec trade association for the technology sector. Technology Ireland lists the year’s winners (opens in a new tab).
Read the announcementCommended in Energy Management Innovation, for the all-in-one demand response IoT infrastructure, and in Industrial Small-Medium Enterprise of the Year. The awards publish the winners list (opens in a new tab).
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Enterprise Ireland and Delta Partners invested in EpiSensor at an early stage, supporting the development of our products and business.
Ireland’s enterprise development agency, supporting Irish-owned companies as they grow and compete globally.
An Ireland-based venture capital firm that works with technology founders from the early stages of building a company.
Meet the people who develop our products and support our customers and partners.
Engineering makes a device accurate, secure and dependable. Art is the judgement that makes it understandable, repairable and worth using.
We need both.Bring us a difficult site, an ambitious deployment or a new way of looking at the problem.
